Miss Josefina: Nobody's Princess

She had mustered up the courage to approach Oliver and strike up a conversation, for heaven's sake! After her making such a bold move, why on earth was Oliver so heartless? Ruby refused to believe it. As she watched the assistant about to leave, she called out, "Has Oliver found someone he likes? Is that why he's rejected me?"

The assistant paused mid-stride, his mind flashing to Josefina. Those two were a match made in heaven. With an icy tone, the assistant spat out, "None of your business." Defeated, Ruby slumped onto the couch, still unable to soothe her agitated nerves.

Just then, the receptionist came over with a chilly voice, "Miss, you need to leave, pronto. You faked your identity, and thanks to you, I got an earful from the boss. How could you do that!"

Ruby wanted to argue, but then it hit her-this was Oliver's turf, and she had no right to speak up. She could only skulk away, tail between her legs.

After Ruby left, she sat fuming in her car, her gaze malicious, her anger boiling over. "Humph! I don't believe for a second that Oliver wouldn't like me once he sees me. Aren't all men the same?"

She whipped out her smartphone as a message from a high school friend popped up. [Hey Ruby, heard you found your birth parents, and they're loaded? With that kind of money, don't forget about your old pals, okay?]

face emoji, followed by a comforting

Ruby had already cooked up a plan to 'repay' these

from Oliver. "You've been discharged? Oliver, how could you leave the hospital? Don't you realize how serious your injuries are?" Sᴇaʀᴄh thᴇ FindNøvᴇl.nᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the

her concern, Oliver's voice was cheerful: "I'm downstairs at your office. I brought you lunch. If you're worried, come down

before her flashed through Josefina's mind. His lean waist, the well-defined

indecent thoughts. "Oliver, I'm not hungry. You

was coaxing, almost like a wounded puppy, full

out of the office and approached the conspicuous black sedan parked nearby. As the

quickly slipped into the car. The door was

driver, knowing better, went off to grab some food, leaving just the two of them

his crisp white shirt, his nimble fingers undoing the first one, then