Miss Josefina: Nobody's Princess

Holding Sydney in his arms, Rowan soothed her frazzled nerves. "Just calm down, I'll have a word with that ingrate. It's only a measly five million, and there's no need to stir up such a fuss? This is a direct attack on me."

Sydney patted his chest, "Rowan, don't get so worked up. What if it takes a toll on your health? If something happened to you, the lot of us would be thrown out on our ears by Oliver." sᴇaʀᴄh thᴇ FɪndNøvel.ɴᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

Rowan snorted dismissively, "I'm not dead yet. Oliver wants to overstep his bounds and call the shots? Over my dead body."

Sydney's spirits lifted after saying these. She breathed a sigh of relief. With Rowan stepping in, Oliver would have to think twice before making any moves.

There was still Brandon above, and he couldn't possibly dismiss Rowan's influence.

Seizing the opportunity, Sydney spoke up, "Rowan, isn't it time we brought our son back home? He's been abroad for so many years, he must be homesick. Rowan, Oliver is your son, but so is Dominic. You can't play favorites."

"I've spoken to my dad. He's agreed to let Dominic return. He'll be back next month."

Sydney's face, her smile uncontrollable. With Dominic's return, she could have

he could win your father's approval and take Oliver's place, I'm sure

our Dominic. The son I acknowledge will always be

make her proud, usurping Oliver's position and sending Oliver to hell

for her Dominic to return, and see Oliver cast out of the Baldwin family like a

...

of the hand-woven damask. In the end, Erica decided to find a scapegoat to help Ruby through this crisis. "Ruby, for the last

retort. As long as Erica cleaned up the mess, Ruby would remain the daughter of

you.

take down Josefina. Anything that money can

approached with a stern look, "I'll write you a statement soon, and you need to memorize it. If you can't, you're on your own. Ruby, stop being

head,

with, she'd make sure give Erica a piece of her mind. She'd

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