Fear seized Patti. She immediately reached for her phone, but the car screeched to a halt. The back door was yanked open, and she was dragged out onto the pavement. Her phone was stomped on and crushed before she could even process what was happening. She was then forced into a large mansion.
The architecture was luxurious, the kind Patti had seen before, but being manhandled by guards left her with no mind to appreciate the opulent decor. She was shoved into a grand hall where a man in a black, bespoke suit sat in the center of a five-meter-long sofa. He was somewhat lean, but the suit accentuated his sharp figure. His eyes were piercing and terrifying. A single glance was enough to send a chill down her spine. The man’s facial features were strong and defined; it was clear he must have been an exceptionally handsome man in his youth.
“Who are you? What do you want with me?” Patti didn’t remember ever meeting this person. She was sure she didn’t know him.
“What is your relationship with my son-in-law?” McNeil held a lit cigarette, and the scent of tobacco hanging in the air was deeply unsettling.
Patti’s heart pounded. Her eyes widened as she stared at him. “You… you’re Gwyneth’s father? But I thought her father was—”
McNeil tapped the ash from his cigarette, his gaze like a knife, sharp enough to flay her soul. “Answer my question.”
Patti struggled to steady herself, lifting her chin defiantly. “What do you want? Here to stand up for your daughter?” Knowing his identity had somehow lessened her fear. “Is it my fault your daughter can’t keep her man? Hawthorne wanted to be with me, and he treats me very well. Your daughter is the one who failed to hold onto him, and now she’s running to her daddy to fight her battles? How pathetic.”
The words had barely left her mouth when someone grabbed her by the hair and slapped her hard across both cheeks. Two bright red handprints instantly appeared on her face, and blood trickled from the corner of her lip. McNeil took a slow drag from his cigarette and leisurely exhaled the smoke. “Don’t make me say it again.”
Patti’s cheeks were red and swollen. She clutched her face and spat out a mouthful of blood. The two bodyguards holding her remained expressionless. It was then that Patti truly realized she had provoked someone she shouldn’t have.

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The readers' comments on the novel: The Perfect Wife's Perfect Revenge
If Gwyn gets an abortion I am going to stop reading this story, I believe in pro-choice but come on. Why can't he just tell her what he is really doing with Patti instead of letting her think she is a mistress....
Why no updates? It’s been so long! Pls update....