The Perfect Wife's Perfect Revenge novel Chapter 746

Gwyneth didn't know if she would regret giving up on Hawthorne, but right now, she had no desire to fight for him.

She had watched her mother and Violet tear each other apart over her father years ago, and in the end, neither was a true winner.

Violet was still in prison and would likely spend the rest of her life there, never to see the light of day again.

Gwyneth knew the Langford patriarch had a hand in that; he would never allow that woman to appear before their family again.

As for her mother, she had seemingly won everything in that love triangle, but with her father in a vegetative state from which he would never wake, she had raised three children all by herself.

Gwyneth didn't want to dwell on the hardships of those years.

In the battlefield of love, there are no absolute victors.

The examples she had witnessed were too tragic, and now that it was her turn, she refused to go down the same path.

As a mother, a woman, and someone who had been through it all, Victoria had a general sense of what her daughter was thinking.

She had said all she could, and pushing any further would only pressure and corner Gwyneth.

Based on the information Victoria had, if Hawthorne was truly entangled with that Patti Yale, she wouldn't allow Gwyneth to stay with him either.

But since that wasn't the case, Victoria decided to give her son-in-law another chance.

She couldn't interfere in matters of the heart; the young couple had to resolve it themselves.

Gwyneth managed a natural smile for her mother.

"Mom, I'm all grown up now. I'm a married woman. You don't need to worry about me. If you're going to worry, worry about Chris and Celia. Chris has that cold, difficult personality and doesn't even have a girlfriend yet. And Celia has impossibly high standards, looking down on every man she meets. All I need to do is learn how to be a wife and mother. Those two are still just kids."

The thought of Chris and Celia made Victoria sigh.

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