Miss Josefina: Nobody's Princess

The beautician was ready and waiting for Josefina to arrive.

Josefina lay down, closed her eyes, and let the world fade away. An hour later, it was all over, and the beautician packed up her things and headed downstairs.

Annika followed Josefina into her room, her voice tinged with annoyance, "Ms. Josefina, you wouldn't believe what Lena said. One minute she's trying to butter up Mrs. Harrison to go to the field and cheer for you, the next she's speculating whether they'll reveal your identity. She was heartbroken. She had said everything she could, both good and bad. What else could anyone say?"

Josefina leaned against the couch, her face blooming like a rose in spring, delicate and beautiful. "Let her talk. If she's bold enough to drag our family into this, she's sure to have a master plan to ensure my company doesn't win the competition."

Annika paled in shock, "Ms. Josefina, do you know what she's planning against you?"

Josefina shook her head, "Not a clue."

Annika's fear grew, "Ms. Josefina, this won't do. You must think of something quickly. We can't let her strut around for much longer."

Josefina stood up, "Annika, you should get some rest. I'm going to take a shower."

Annika was overwhelmed with emotion, wishing she could go and scratch Lena's face to shreds. Storming out of the room, Annika hadn't gone far before she spotted Lena, swaggering around as if she owned the place. Lena's smugness almost made Annika lose control of her own hands.

I fancy

"I am Ms. Josefina's personal maid. If you want something, have someone else

temper flared, "What are you implying? You're nothing but a servant in our household, and

Josefina. The breakfast I'm preparing for her is quite elaborate, and I won't have time to make your soup. If

confront Hattie. She would rather swallow her

retort, Annika's next words stopped her

the truth on the tip of her finger. Her face flushed

Damn that Annika!

spring in her step, Annika cheerfully

surveyed the table laden with breakfast, the most eye-catching item was the plate in front of her two sausages and a fried egg arranged to create the number 100. Annika, in high spirits, exclaimed, "Ms. Josefina, your company has the big competition today. Eat this up, and you're

Annika," Josefina said with a

of almond milk, "I added some walnuts

insides churning as she watched everyone dote on Josefina. It used to be her in that cherished spot, and now Josefina seemed to have taken

Ryan arrived. "Madam," Ryan announced, "there are two officers at

over her.

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