The Perfect Wife's Perfect Revenge

Chapter 674

Patti Yale's gaze lingered on Gwyneth, her eyes noting the staff badge clipped to her chest. The corners of Patti's mouth curled in a faint, dismissive smile. So this is who was making a fuss—just another low-level employee.

A colleague from the events team noticed Gwyneth standing toe-to-toe with Patti and hurried over to intervene.

"Gwyneth, we're here to help with the exhibition, not start trouble. This woman— she's the one who was buying jewelry at the mall the other day. She used Mr. Everhart's card."

The colleague's voice dropped to a whisper, glancing nervously at Patti, "She made quite an entrance when she arrived. We really can't afford to cross her. Besides, everything here belongs to the Everhart family. Which means, technically, it's all hers too."

But even though the warning was soft, Patti heard every word. She lifted her chin, looking down her nose at Gwyneth with a haughty, triumphant air.

"Did you hear your friend just now?" Patti drawled. "At least she knows her place. This whole event is hosted by my fiancé's company. He's busy, so he couldn't make it today, but so what if I broke a bit of glass? What are you going to do about it?"

Gwyneth studied Patti, growing more incredulous by the second. Was Hawthorne really interested in a woman like this?

"What's your fiancé's name?" Gwyneth asked, keeping her tone measured.

There were security cameras everywhere every word Patti said was being recorded. If there

a bored, almost lazy glance. "I'd tell you, but I wouldn't want

her anxious colleague a reassuring look, then

clear rules here—no photography. And you just broke the display glass. I'd like to know why you're so determined to take a photo of this

"It's nothing. I just thought it looked beautiful and wanted to show my

swept through the staff nearby. The audacity! That

protected artifact. Even Hawthorne had only

the national museum

just hand it over to her?

“I'm afraid your fiancé doesn't have the

didn't even bother responding. "That's my business. If you're going to put things on display and then say I can't do this or that, why bother having an exhibition at

to take responsibility for this mess, or everyone would be in trouble-and

took-those need to be deleted.

genuinely angry. "Are you people deaf? I'm the future Mrs. Everhart! How dare you speak to me like this? I'm not deleting anything. They're