The Perfect Wife's Perfect Revenge novel Chapter 133

Victoria slipped on the dress and stepped in front of the full-length mirror—then finally noticed what was off.

The gown had a plunging neckline and an open back. In other words, it was nothing short of scandalous.

And on Victoria’s flawless figure, the effect was breathtaking. If she dared to dip her chin, that dramatic V would draw every eye in the room.

“Oh my God—”

Yasmine was stunned. She’d always known Ms. Turner was beautiful, but Victoria usually dressed so conservatively that showing a hint of collarbone was about as daring as she got.

Even as a woman, Yasmine found herself swallowing hard at the sight of Victoria’s curves.

With a figure like that, what man at the event wouldn’t have a nosebleed just looking at her?

Victoria frowned. How was she supposed to walk out in this?

She knew Violet had done this on purpose—trying to set her up for embarrassment in front of everyone.

“Ms. Turner, maybe you should change into something else?” Yasmine suggested, her tone nervous. It all just felt a little too much—too bold, too sexy, too attention-grabbing.

But Victoria just picked up her purse and looked at the reflection—at that unfamiliar, impossibly alluring woman staring back at her. She smiled, the corners of her mouth curling up.

“No, this is fine,” she said softly.

Violet wanted to make her a spectacle? Well, so be it. With a body like hers, why should she hide? She was Victoria now—herself, not someone’s wife.

Her mind flashed back to her marriage with McNeil. She’d never even gotten to wear a wedding dress, never attended a grand party, never had an occasion for beautiful clothes.

Her days had all been the same—loose sweats, waiting at home for him, tending to his needs, hair a mess as she pored over reports and ran his numbers. When McNeil came home, she’d still be barefaced, and even after years of marriage, she’d never worn anything remotely sexy to bed.

She’d almost forgotten that she was once the darling of Northriver University—the campus queen, admired by thousands.