Return of the Crowned Heiress novel Chapter 360

But to say this had nothing to do with Maurice? Felicia scoffed. She wasn't buying it.

That psycho thrived on chaos. He loved watching others suffer and took delight in stirring up trouble. Even the twin venomous creature controlling him couldn't suppress his self-destructive tendencies.

Felicia felt a headache coming on.

She had originally used the twin venomous creature on Maurice as a desperate measure to save her own life as a last resort. But now, she realized it was a double-edged sword for her too.

Especially with Maurice's knack for causing trouble, he had no shortage of enemies. If word of the twin venomous creatures reached them… Felicia shivered at the thought.

If Maurice's enemies found out, they wouldn't even bother targeting him. Wouldn't it be much easier to come after her instead? It'd be quicker, simpler, and far more efficient.

For all she knew, maybe those 17 assassins from the other night were already acting on this logic!

Felicia had accounted for every detail, yet one crucial misstep slipped through the cracks. She cursed under her breath. Then, she stepped outside and called out loudly. Soon, one of Maurice's four trusted subordinates emerged from somewhere.

"Ms. Fuller, is there anything you need?"

Felicia gave the man a quick glance. He was wearing a janitor's uniform from the apartment complex. It didn't quite fit as it was slightly too big, and he was holding a cleaning rag in his hand.

Noticing her gaze, the subordinate chuckled awkwardly. "Since you don't want us following you openly, we've been having to protect you in secret. This is just for cover."

Felicia gave it a thought. He was right.

When she stayed holed up in her apartment, these men disguised themselves as janitors, patrolling the building. When she visited the clinic, they waited in a parked car nearby. At night, their hiding techniques got even more creative. Perching in trees seemed like a common occurrence.

The corners of Felicia's mouth twitched. These guys sure were dedicated.

She couldn't help but feel a twinge of envy. Where could she find such loyal and obedient subordinates?