Miss Josefina: Nobody's Princess

When Josefina woke up that morning, Oliver's side of the bed was cold and empty. It was as if last night's kisses and embraces were nothing more than a fleeting dream. After freshening up and getting dressed, Josefina made her way downstairs. The smell of bacon and pancakes filled the air, signaling that breakfast was already underway.

Josefina had noticed that her family's morning routines seemed to revolve around her own. No matter how busy Garrett was, he always made a point to join her for breakfast. And Hattie, well, she wouldn't dream of starting her day without sharing a meal with her.

Lena noticed that the family was going out of their way to keep Josefina company for both breakfast and dinner, and had to sync her schedule with theirs.

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Hattie looked surprised. "Don't you have rounds at the hospital?"

"Not today, Mom. I'm itching to get out of the house. Shopping and watching TV can only take you so far. Josefina has the company to occupy her time, but I've got nothing." Lena tried to mask her dejection with a smile. "I see how hard Josefina works, and I don't want to lag behind."

Hattie exchanged a glance with Garrett before responding to Lena, "Alright, darling. You can join me today."

eyebrow. Was Lena thinking of running a business

didn't matter to Josefina. The Harrison family business was for the

way to work, Josefina received

I've got what you need. Meet you at

excitement. "Absolutely, I'll

Ordering herself a latte, Josefina settled in to wait. That was when Brandon walked

were warm and full of affection as he

"Hi Grandpa Brandon."

Surely not Oliver, right?" Brandon asked with a mischievous twinkle in his eye. He seemed to be hoping for a certain answer, practically willing her to say yes. Josefina hesitated for a moment before replying politely, "Grandpa Brandon, I'm waiting for

joke. "You and Oliver are more than friends. You're... well,

his eyes. He looked like a

buy the place and give it to you? Then you can have your favorite latte anytime. Wouldn't that be convenient?" "Grandpa Brandon, that's too generous

to Bennett, and I'll have him take care of