Miss Josefina: Nobody's Princess

After clocking out, Josefina stepped through the company's doors and immediately spotted Oliver's car waiting for her at the curb. It was an unremarkable vehicle, blending seamlessly into the bustle of the cityscape.

Approaching the passenger side, Josefina opened the door and slid into the seat, deliberately avoiding the spot next to Oliver.

Oliver's features flickered with surprise, followed by an indulgent, affectionate smile. Josefina was clearly giving him the silent treatment. Over the flowers, perhaps?

They arrived at the spot Oliver had mentioned, and he got out, opened her door, and scooped her up in his arms.

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"If I don't hold you, you'll never talk to me."

Finally, they could talk.

Once back in the car, Oliver sat beside her, and the driver, mindful of his job security, discreetly raised the privacy partition to avoid witnessing any potentially intimate scenes. "Don't be mad, okay? How about I don't send you flowers anymore?"

Josefina glanced at him. "From now on, don't send me anything without my approval." It was just too showy.

say," Oliver said, holding her hand tightly, unwilling

eager to please, focusing solely on her happiness. That was

phone and called George. "George, no more flowers for Josie,

consider diamonds instead." Josefina's brow furrowed

keep working," Oliver ended

expression then melted into a smile. "Josie, your

Oliver's earnest apology, Josefina's

produced a bottle of smoothie from the car and handed it to Josefina. "Josie, your favorite. We'll be home soon, but

cherished. As she took a sip, Oliver watched her, unable to tear his

thought that Oliver's attractive eyes could melt

the entrance of the villa,

terribly hot out here,

a miracle worker. She could bring me back from the brink. Bennett, how's the

letter. The food is grilling as we

no further reassurance and continued to gaze

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