The Perfect Wife's Perfect Revenge

Chapter 676

The surprise on her coworkers' faces was so intense, they completely forgot that Gwyneth was in the middle of dealing with Patti Yale's secret photos of the exhibition artifacts. Instead, everyone crowded around her.

Her secret had dropped so suddenly, no one had time to process it.

Up until now, the wildest rumors were that Gwyneth might be Mr. Everhart's secret lover-or maybe just a hopeless admirer chasing after him.

No one had imagined she was actually his wife.

Seeing everyone's shocked expressions, Gwyneth herself started to feel a little embarrassed.

She'd planned on letting everyone know about her true identity little by little, but clearly, things had taken a very different turn.

"Gwyn, your last name is Langford and you're from Starfall City... Are you really the Langford family's heiress?" someone finally blurted out in disbelief.

standing nearby, grew visibly impatient. Even after Gwyneth

you're really Mrs. Everhart? Maybe you don't know about my relationship with Hawthorne," Patti sneered. "I already told you: we grew up together. You're just a naïve little girl who barged into someone else's

coolly. "If a marriage certificate doesn't mean anything, then what does that

You're the one who came between us-stealing what wasn't yours. Don't think you can just use your youth or good looks to win him over. Hawthorne has always loved me. And I'm taking this hairpin,"

Gwyneth's eyes hardened.

"Put it back. Now."

staff grew frantic-this was a priceless artifact. If it was lost or damaged, they'd be held responsible, maybe even face

I can't have it, no one can," Patti spat. "You keep saying it belongs to

glare, Patti raised the hairpin high and smashed it

By the time she reacted, the delicate jade pin had shattered broken into more, pieces than

looked like they might faint. The entire incident had been caught on security cameras; there was

smashed it, what are you going to do about it?" Patti tossed her

gloves, then carefully began gathering the broken fragments,