Miss Josefina: Nobody's Princess

Regina was taken aback. She couldn't help but think Lena had lost her marbles. What on earth was she raging about?

Regina was no match for Lena's fiery temper. Under that intense scolding, she didn't dare utter a word of protest. Instead, she quietly downed two glasses of orange juice, one gulp after another. Holding a glass of pomegranate juice, Regina spoke up with trepidation, "Miss Lena, I think I'll pass on the pomegranate juice."

The pomegranates used weren't exactly fresh-they were meant for Josefina's consumption.

Was Josefina's refusal turning into her obligation?

Regina's face was the picture of bitterness as she murmured, "Miss Lena, I'm quite full already."

"You said it was nutritious, didn't you? Refusing to drink it would be quite the snub to me."

Lena's assertiveness left Regina with no room to argue, and so she finished off two glasses of the pomegranate juice.

Lena watched Regina's compliant demeanor with a sense of triumph, her irritation dissipating, leaving her feeling much more relaxed.

her shower, Josefina's phone began to ring. It was Walter from House

mentioned. Day after tomorrow, 10:30 AM, you need to be at the hospital as a judge. But relax, I know you like

"Thanks, Grandpa Walter."

need for formalities with me. The clothes you sent fit me

you like

to visit. My latest research has made some

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the couch to tie up a few loose ends.

find Brandon there, sitting in the living room

Brandon looked up, his

was about to unfold. He walked over

birthday is coming up. Isn't it time to let him out? Is it right to keep

him out for what? To embarrass you, me, or

held the tea, but suddenly couldn't bring himself to drink it. Oliver's words still had that sharp

for appearances' sake, we need to keep up pretenses. Rumors of discord between you two won't bode well