Miss Josefina: Nobody's Princess

"Let her strut her stuff for a few days."

"That woman is vicious. No one dares to cross her."

The group went back and forth, their chatter grinding on Noel's nerves until he couldn't take it anymore. "Enough! Shut it!" he barked, causing silence to fall over the room. Without another word, he stormed out.

...

Josefina was in her office when her phone rang with a number she didn't recognize.

yet oddly resonant with something she couldn't quite place. Sᴇaʀch Thᴇ Findɴovel.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of

acknowledgment, and the voice, dripping with eagerness, continued, "Ms. Josefina, it's Nola. We're outside your company's building. Could you let us in? I'm here with

cooking up now? "Sure," Josefina replied, instructing the receptionist to let

- not only attractive, but they also carried themselves with

Josefina's office and, with a sycophantic smile, placed the gift bags on

call you that? Formal titles just seem so distant. If you hadn't been switched at birth, then we would've been friends now, right? What's Lena got to do with anything?" Alma chimed in, "Absolutely. Just look at you, cute and lovely with legs for

take gifts for no reason. Out with it,

a grin that was a little too wide, Nola said, "Josie, we're here to apologize. The mess at the stables was our fault, and we're sincerely sorry." Alma added, "I was blind to your worth, my

young women, who were fixated on her with a blend of hope

the girls a dressing down. The Harrisons cherished their true heiress, and the girls had been chastised for siding with an impostor over her. They had never faced such humiliation and quickly understood that their fortunes were intertwined. I the

bought an array of expensive presents for Josefina as