The Perfect Wife's Perfect Revenge novel Chapter 393

Just hearing the company mentioned made Violet’s eyes sting with tears.

“That company is Victoria’s now,” she whispered. “It’s considered marital property from her and McNeil’s marriage. She demanded it back, and the court ruled in her favor.”

Simms just let out a dry chuckle. “Even if the court ruled it’s McNeil’s, it’ll stay with McNeil. If McNeil wants to give it to you, and Victoria’s after it, he’ll take care of it. You just keep running the company as President. I’d like to see what Victoria can actually do to take it from you.”

“All these years, McNeil never took her seriously—do you think she’d dare come to the company and throw you out while you’re in charge? Trust me, just go. If anything happens, let McNeil handle it.”

Violet looked at Simms uncertainly. “Do you really think it’s okay?”

Yulia considered Simms’ words and nodded. “Of course it is. After all these years, have you ever wanted for anything? Hasn’t everything you ever asked for come from Victoria’s share, and hasn’t McNeil always made sure you got it?”

“Winding Peak Lane was designed to be just like the villa McNeil shared with Victoria—he was going to give it to her, but when you asked, he gave it to you instead, didn’t he? All those pieces of jewelry Victoria liked—whenever you wanted them, didn’t he make sure you got them, too?”

“Your uncle’s right. To McNeil, you’ve always come before Victoria. That company was meant for you from the start. Why worry about it?”

With Simms and Yulia’s reassurance, Violet felt her strength slowly return. They were right—McNeil had always known she couldn’t have children, yet he’d cherished and protected her, never once abandoning her.

Anything Victoria wanted, all she needed to do was glance at it, and McNeil would buy it for her.

She already had V&S Group in her hands. So what if the name didn’t change? She could go on being President, just as she always had.

Simms’ words cleared the haze in Violet’s mind. Why was she drowning in self-pity? So what if she’d lost her chance to have children?