Miss Josefina: Nobody's Princess

Annika said, "Absolutely not."

Regina was taken aback. She thought that she had already apologized, and what more did they want from her?

Josefina watched her with a cold gaze, as if Regina were nothing more than an object. "You slander people at will. That's unforgivable. If Annika were the one in trouble, begging for your forgiveness, would you grant it? I doubt it."

Annika spat out, "You've wronged me, and now you're asking for my forgiveness. How do I know you won't cook up some new scheme to hurt me again?"

"Annika, it's all my fault. Please just forgive me this once," Regina pleaded, her pride swallowed.

"Annika, please, forgive Regina just this once. She's looked after me since I was little, and if she's sent away, I..." Lena's voice trailed off.

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looked at Josefina and said,

Harrison family is the one that's been supporting you for eighteen years. Why did Regina take care of you? Because the Harrisons paid her to. Food, clothes, shelter - who paid for it all? Without their money, how would she have looked after you? And now, you're willing to cover

Lena fell silent.

Hattie were also distressed, especially after hearing Josefina's words. Lena was solely focused on Regina's care, without considering how hard they were working

Lena far surpassing mere financial support. Hattie had been there too, not just Regina. On

overwhelmed by

eyes, Lena became truly scared. She quickly said, "Mom, that's not what I meant. I

she stole the limelight. You all

cooking isn't up to snuff and can't stand others doing better? I've heard you even instructed the chefs to cook poorly on purpose, fearing they might outshine you. And you even skimmed from the grocery money for

what Annika

but with rage. How did Annika know all of this? She had only been here two days. What had Annika been up to all this time? Was

breath to steady herself, Regina defended, "Sir, Madam, Annika's lying. How could I ever do such

her. She glared angrily at Regina, her voice icy and sharp. "Since Annika is making these claims, she must have evidence. Annika, what

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