Miss Josefina: Nobody's Princess

With her hair pulled back in a simple ponytail and a fresh face free from makeup, she looked every bit the vibrant college student.

Garrett ladled a bowl of creamy clam chowder for Josefina, his voice warm with affection, "Josie, would you like some milk or juice with that?"

"Just the chowder is fine for me," Josefina replied sweetly.

Lena munched on her sandwich, stealing glances at Josefina. She didn't want to admit it, but Josefina was undeniably stunning, like an angel descended from heaven.

Hattie spoke up, "Josie, Lena here was saying earlier that she wants to introduce you to some of her friends today. They're all from our social circle. Since you've asked us not to disclose your background, we wanted to check with you first. If you're up for it, then by all means go."

Lena took another bite of her sandwich with irritation. The Harrisons seemed overly fond of Josefina! Was it just because she was the long-lost daughter they had found, and now they felt the need to shower her with double the love to make up for eighteen years of lost family ties??

time she had mentioned it. It seemed that if she didn't go, Lena would just look for another opportunity. sᴇaʀᴄh thᴇ (ꜰind)ɴʘvel.nᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest

I'll go. Lena has invited me twice now. How

Garrett's gazes

we're sisters, right? My friends should be her friends,

my sister. Of course, I'm willing." Lena blinked, her

silent and continued with her breakfast. Lena's enthusiasm fell softly, like upon cotton, quiet and unable to

for the day. Lena sat before the mirror, applying makeup for half

entered. "Lena, are we

had spent half an hour on her makeup and yet couldn't match Josefina's natural look. Lena forced a stiff smile. "Let's go, right now. Josie, you can head downstairs. I just

"Hurry up, I have plans later

while Lena quickly finished up. Together, they took the Harrison family's car out to a countryside farm. The temperature was slightly cooler than in the city. Even so, it was oppressively

stepped out of the car.