Miss Josefina: Nobody's Princess

Lena got totally stumped by Josefina's question and was a bit peeved.

Hattie gave Lena's hand a reassuring pat and said, "Josie's right on the money. Why would we ever kick you to the curb? You're the kid I watched grow up. You just keep on living here like always."

Lena had to swallow her pride, and with tears in her eyes, she accepted, "Thanks, Mom. Thanks, Josefina." Her pitiful look was so on point no one could find fault with it.

A servant came over and asked, "Ma'am, is it time for breakfast now?"

"Let's chow down. Josie just woke up. She must be starving. And Lena just got back. Let's get started with breakfast."

Hattie treated everyone equally, but it made Lena feel like now that Hattie had her own flesh and blood, all her focus was on her. Lena totally forgot that Josefina went eighteen years without parental love and care, and she surely needed it more than ever now.

with envy, Lena couldn't even touch her food. "Mom, I'm feeling a bit sleepy. I think I'll hit the hay.

affection. "Then

breakfast." He almost missed the chance to have brekkie with his precious girl! Hattie playfully glared at him. "You've been sleeping like a log lately. Josie's been up

that Garrett was oversleeping,

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easy for Josefina to check

I'm all good, right?" He just got his girl back and wanted to make the most of their time together-no way was

"You

And besides, my girl's medical skills are top-notch. I have no

had brought in an old doctor to check on Clover, who, sure enough, had been poisoned. The old doctor couldn't cure her, and Garrett's heart almost

and with the right care, you'll be fine." Garrett beamed with pride. "Josie, you're amazing. They say a daughter is her father's