The Perfect Wife's Perfect Revenge

Chapter 445

She stumbled back to Yulia's place, only to walk in on a vicious shouting match between Yulia and Simms.

"Look at yourself! Do you see any trace of a dignified lady left in you? You're nothing but a common shrew," Simms spat, shaking Yulia off and straightening the sleeves of his suit.

Violet burst through the door and rushed to stand protectively in front of Yulia. "What's going on here, Dad?"

Simms silenced her with a cutting gesture. "Don't call me Dad. You're a disgrace. You can't even handle McNeil. Don't go around telling people you're my daughter."

Violet's temper snapped. "I am your daughter by blood! If McNeil doesn't want me, then go yell at Victoria instead of taking it out on me."

Simms scoffed, cold and dismissive. "You and your mother are both useless. What good are either of you to me?"

He was already adjusting his tie, preparing to leave, but Yulia blocked his path. "You're going to see that tramp again, aren't you? I won't allow it! Simms, all these years I've stood by you, no matter what you did. I supported you through everything, and this is how you repay me?"

but stopped caring about her. Lately, he was barely home-a different man, always gone before dawn, sometimes not returning at all. Yulia's suspicions had grown, so she'd hired a private investigator, and

support me, not just you," Simms sneered. "Besides, you've had your share of benefits these years-what haven't I given you? Jewelry, money, the house-nothing but

words sliced through

look in the

fifty. I want a son-can you give me that? Fiona is different. She's young, beautiful, and her father is CEO of a public company. If

washed-up chauffeur's wife, an old crone who can't even raise her own daughter properly.

violent kick, sending both her and Violet sprawling to

but the slam of the front door and the growl of his car's engine made

Yulia struggled to her feet. When Violet tried to help, Yulia lashed out, striking

in

you idiot! How many times have I told you

She's as cunning as her dead mother-I've spent over twenty years keeping my head down, waiting for Edith Turner to

ago, your father wanted