Miss Josefina: Nobody's Princess

Josefina shut down her computer with a cringe-worthy expression, snapping Garrett and Hattie back to reality.

Hattie rushed over, both shocked and ecstatic. "Sweetie, what on earth did you just pull off? That was like magic! How many more surprises do you have up your sleeve? My girl's got serious skills!" Garrett was astounded. "Josie, were you the expert you spoke of?"

Josefina knew she couldn't keep it under wraps anymore. She hadn't expected them to return so soon. She explained softly, "I used to study with a computer expert for a while. When it comes to these little things, I can handle them."

Hattie lamented again, "Oh, my precious girl, what kind of life have you been living? My poor baby, you've been through so much..."

Garrett watched Josefina with tender eyes, full of tenderness. "Josie, from now on, we will ensure you never have to suffer again."

The couple's kindness touched Josefina. She had braced herself for a barrage of questions, for doubt, but they just believed in her unconditionally.

Josefina said to Garrett, "Hand me your phone. I'll install an app so you can keep an eye on the ward. If any sketchy characters show up, you'll be able to act immediately."

Garrett quickly passed her the phone. After some swift tapping and swiping, Josefina found that someone had messed with Garrett's phone. She cleaned out the malware in a flash and beefed up his firewall before setting up the surveillance feed.

mentally noted his daughter's

wrapped up things at the hospital and left. No sooner had Josefina walked out than the news

She stood by the window, watching the sunrise inch

them. They stayed in the ward for a while, doing who

of malice, yet her voice remained disarmingly calm, a stark

launching an app to eavesdrop on Garrett's phone. As soon as

baffled! She immediately powered down the phone, a chill running down her spine.

The Harrisons don't have a medic in the family, and even if they did, they couldn't

Lena paced and muttered, anxiety gnawed at her. The last thing

dialed someone. "We might have been

message, she swiftly booked a flight home. This time, she was determined to reclaim

...

nighttime,

lounged on the

have I ever let you down? Everything's set, just waiting