Perfect Mysterious Husband novel Chapter 490

Since she did such a thing, it showed that she was that particular kind of person.

"No, I can't reach her now. I am afraid that she will do something even worse to you. You'd better not stay alone by yourself these days."

Helen's words reminded her. Minerva couldn't help but turn her head and look at the empty room.

"I don't think so?"

She had just moved here, so Janice surely would not have known.

However, Helen was right. She was still a threat to her.

"It's my fault that this incident happened. I wanted to ask for leave to stay with you, but that b*stard, Jackson, didn't allow it. I'm so sorry, Minerva. You really have to be careful. I really think that she might go further to harm you."

"Don't worry, I will."

Helen told her about a thousand times to stay with someone else and not stay alone.

After hanging up the phone, Minerva put her phone aside.

Then she continued to dry her hair. It was still in the daytime so there was nothing to be afraid of. However, what Helen had just said did scare her a little.

Since Janice could not succeed at her attempt of pouring sulfuric acid at her, then wouldn't she become even more vicious the next time she wanted to harm her?

Upon thinking up to this point, Minerva instantly felt a layer of cold sweat on her back.

A spear in the open was easy to dodge, but an arrow in the dark was difficult to defend against.

This accurately described Janice. She seemed harmless on the surface, but who knew that she could directly pour sulfuric acid on another without hesitation?

If she didn't get arrested, then Minerva and her loved ones would definitely be in danger.

Thinking of this, Minerva's heart was stuck in her throat. When she dried her hair and laid down to sleep, her heart was also in a mess. In the end, she fell asleep in a daze. She dreamt that Janice had suddenly appeared in her house and then had walked into her room directly.

Then, when she saw Minerva lying on the bed to rest, a strange smile appeared on Janice's face. She suddenly raised the broad knife in her hand and slashed it at Minerva's body.

Minerva cried out in alarm, "Ah!'¹ Her body tumbled and fell to the bottom of the bed.

With a loud bang, Minerva was directly thrown to the point of waking up.

Minerva's heart was beating frantically. When she lifted her head, she realized that the room was completely silent. There was nothing at all.

There was no trace Janice, nor was there the knife she had held in her hand.

Was it really just a dream?

But why did it feel so real?

Minerva stretched out her hand and wiped the cold sweat off her forehead. Then, she slowly got up from the floor and sat down on the bed. She picked up her phone and looked at the time. It was almost six in the evening.

Had she been sleeping for that long?

Minerva was no longer sleepy. She got up and prepared to go downstairs. She still had to cook some food for Maddox to bring along to the hospital.

Minerva had just changed into a new set of clothes, when she heard footsteps outside.

All of her movements came to a standstill, as if the air was frozen around her. Minerva recalled the scene in her dream just now. She felt as if the blood in her whole body was frozen.

She subconsciously grabbed her phone and put it in her pocket. After looking at it, she took out a bottle of pepper spray from her bag and held it in the palm of her hand.

Originally, she was not afraid, but after hearing what Helen had said, she then had nightmares.

Up till then, she still had a lingering fear in her heart.

What if?

The footsteps were getting closer and closer and Minerva didn't dare to breathe. She bent over and hid

behind the door.