Miss Josefina: Nobody's Princess

At noon, as Oliver pondered texting Josefina about lunch plans, his phone buzzed with a message from her. [Don't come over at lunch. I'll come over with some food.]

Oliver's heart swelled with joy, and he called out for George to come in. Upon entering, George noticed Oliver's look of sheer delight and had only one thought. Was Oliver about to strut his stuff like a peacock in full display?

"Sir, you look so thrilled and happy. Is Ms. Josefina coming over?" asked George.

Beaming with approval, Oliver exclaimed, "George, you're a sharp one. Josie's coming to see me - of her own accord, no less - and she's bringing lunch."

George used to think Oliver was a man of few words, but now he realized Oliver wasn't reticent. He simply had nothing to say to others. And now, look at him, chatting away like there's no tomorrow. Catching on quickly, George chimed in, "Congratulations! Ms. Josefina must be smitten with you to come all this way!"

and Josefina could tie the knot right then and there. He headed to the coat room, where he kept a few changes of

best on me?" Oliver inquired. A sharp outfit might earn him an extra

discussion among colleagues about Oliver's fashion sense, George pointed to a suit and said, "The ladies at the office once said you looked stunning in

he wasn't sure if he'd been complimented or

to feel the same. Maybe she'll even fall for you." "That's enough, you can go." Oliver's voice was cool, sending George scurrying out,

a suit from its hangar. It was a crisp white shirt, topped off with a blue-checked waistcoat and covered by a neat blue blazer.

Oliver headed down to the lobby

kind of person deserved Oliver's

the door, Oliver's frosty demeanor melted in an