Chapter overview: Chapter 988 from The Perfect Wife's Perfect Revenge
In this standout chapter of the Romance novel The Perfect Wife's Perfect Revenge, Lavender introduces new challenges, powerful emotions, and major plot progress that captivate readers from beginning to end.
Those words nearly made Maeve spit blood. When the hell did she ever give this backstabbing pair her blessing?
But one thing was horrifyingly clear: Delilah and Quinn were genuinely together.
Maeve suddenly realized coming back to the estate was a massive mistake. She never should have come home; she should have gone straight to Quinn. But it was too late now.
Seeing Maeve turn to leave, Delilah lunged forward and grabbed her arm, refusing to let go.
"Now that you're back, you should at least wait for Dad. He'll be thrilled to see you after two years."
But Maeve had zero desire to see Alastair right now. She hadn't finished her mission, and if she faced him empty-handed, he would literally beat her to death.
Let alone demand any favors. She had no idea if Delilah knew about her secret contract with Alastair. Sporting her haute couture gown and a wicked smirk, Delilah clung to Maeve's wrist, dead set on making her stay.
Mrs. Sterling suddenly stepped forward, shoving Delilah aside with a mother's fierce protective instinct.
"That's enough, Delilah. Letting you stay in this house was a favor to Maeve because you were her friend. Don't push your luck.
Maeve is my daughter. This is her home. She comes and goes as she pleases. Who the hell gave you the right to stop her?"
Mrs. Sterling had fallen from a wealthy heiress to a woman with absolutely no voice in her own home, living a life worse than death.
Delilah glared coldly at Mrs. Sterling.
"I'm doing this for Maeve's own good. She's the daughter of the Sterling family, and she's been missing for two years. Do you have any idea what people are whispering out there?
Besides, Dad must be out of his mind with worry. Now that she's finally home, what's wrong with me making sure she stays put?"

"What is this disgraceful screaming in my house?"
The booming voice echoed through the hall as a man in a sharp, tailored black suit strode out from the back corridor.

The second Alastair appeared, Delilah instantly switched back to her pathetic victim routine.

Facing her own father, Maeve swallowed her rage. Just as she opened her mouth to defend herself, Alastair shot her a gaze so chilling it stopped her dead.
"My study. Now. You vanish for two years without a single word, and now you barge in here throwing a tantrum? You would have been better off dying out there."

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