The Perfect Wife's Perfect Revenge novel Chapter 436

Victoria immediately had Yasmine draft a reassignment letter for Ailie.

When Ailie went to resign from Curtis, he looked at her with a strange expression.

“You were doing such a great job. Why quit all of a sudden?”

He’d actually planned to take Ailie with him to Evermore City.

Though it felt awkward, Ailie decided to tell the truth.

“Victoria asked me to help her, so I agreed. I’m really sorry, Mr. Garcia. I’ve let you down.”

Curtis let out a breath of relief. So Victoria was the one who wanted Ailie. He didn’t mind—he’d been thinking of bringing her along himself.

“Did Victoria say what position you’ll have? What kind of company did she start in Evermore City? Isn’t she pregnant?”

Ailie gave Curtis a baffled look.

“It’s not Evermore City. It’s here, in Starfall. The company’s called V&S Group. She wants me to take over as Executive President.”

Curtis was speechless for a moment.

“I see… Well, actually—” He was going to say he’d planned to take Ailie to Evermore City, but now there was no need.

That afternoon, Ailie got a call from Victoria asking her to pick up Yasmine at the airport. She nearly jumped for joy.

So Victoria had reassigned Yasmine back to Starfall as her assistant. When the two women met, they were so excited they could hardly contain themselves.

Yasmine handed over Victoria’s reassignment letter.

“We’re heading straight to V&S Group.”

Ailie’s eyes sparkled with anticipation. It was time to settle the score with that woman.

They grabbed a quick lunch, then swept into V&S Group just as the afternoon rush peaked.

The receptionist, sensing trouble, stepped out to block them. Yasmine confidently introduced herself to the company’s vice president, who promptly called down to the front desk.

Violet’s face went pale with anger.

“V&S Group is a subsidiary of The Langford Group—it belongs to McNeil, which means it belongs to me. McNeil and I are married. This is our shared property. You have no right to do this.”

Ailie stared at Violet. She’d seen shameless people before, but never anyone quite this brazen.

“Don’t you know? Victoria owns fifty percent of The Langford Group. She and Thorpe signed an agreement—if she had a child by the Langford family, half the company’s shares would go to her and her baby. Victoria’s already six months pregnant. In four months, her child will be born. Plus, McNeil gave her another five percent from his own ten percent stake. In other words, for over a month now, you’ve been working for Ms. Turner. But she feels you’re lacking in both ability and character. Do you understand now?”

Violet stared at them, stunned.

“No way. You’re lying. McNeil never touched Victoria. How could she be pregnant?”

Ailie’s eyes danced with mockery. “Were you glued to McNeil twenty-four hours a day? Honestly, sometimes I’m embarrassed for the things he does. Word is, whenever he’s with Victoria, he can’t keep his hands off her all night. Didn’t you know McNeil’s appetite is basically on par with a golden retriever?”

Ailie gave Violet a strange look, as if a lightbulb had gone off in her head. Suddenly, she burst out laughing so hard that tears streamed down her cheeks.

“Don’t tell me—McNeil still hasn’t laid a finger on you, has he?”