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Miss Josefina: Nobody's Princess novel Chapter 260

“Alma, you’ve forgiven me, haven’t you? Alma, you’re so good to me. I knew you wouldn’t leave me behind...”

The words Alma wanted to say were stuck in her throat, and all that came out was, “Lena, we’re still friends. I’m not the type to judge people by their wealth.”

Lena’s eyes twinkled with triumph. After making calls to both Nola and Sylvie, she felt assured that her friendships were secure. Pacing the room, she muttered to herself, “Oh, Josefina, let’s see what you’ve got up your sleeve, and how long you can keep that smug smile on your face.”

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Regina stayed up all night. Her eyes were shadowed with fatigue, and she had finally finished her task. She glanced at the clock. It was five in the morning, and she was dead tired.

A sly thought crossed Regina’s mind. Josefina would surely be sleeping at this hour. If she delivered the dish right now, she could disturb Josefina’s beauty sleep.

With a spring in her step, Regina headed forward but paused when she reached the living room and saw Ryan in conversation with a middle-aged woman.

Upon seeing Regina’s actions, the woman called out, “Hey there, what are you up to at this hour?”

Ryan also turned and asked, “It’s only five o’clock, Regina. What are you doing upstairs?”

Regina replied, “Ms. Josefina asked me to prepare some aspic, and I’ve just finished it. I’m taking it up to her.”

The woman stormed over, blocking Regina’s path. “Listen here, you’ve been with the Harrison family for years. Do you think it’s appropriate to disturb the lady this early?”

Ryan chimed in, “Regina, you might wake Ms. Josefina.”

Regina, visibly annoyed, demanded, “And who are you to tell me what to do?”

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