Miss Josefina: Nobody's Princess novel Chapter 248

He always felt that Josefina returned just in time, just in time to save his wife. If Lena had continued to look after Grandma in the hospital, who knows what might have happened.

Grandpa Robert said with a chuckle, "I have another granddaughter, a real whiz in medicine, puts Lena to shame." His precious granddaughter Josie was nothing short of a miracle worker.

Ellory perked up, "I thought you only had one granddaughter?"

"Lena got mixed up with my real granddaughter, Josefina. She's back home now, and she's a whizz with medicine. My wife's health has improved a lot, and it's all thanks to her."

Ellory's head spun. Josefina? Could it be the same person? The special referee invited today was also called Josefina.

Josefina warned him to keep it a secret, and Ellory could only swallow this news, unable to share it with Grandpa Robert. "Your granddaughter is amazing. Lucky you found her. With her medical skills, I bet she can wake your wife up."

Grandpa Robert beamed with joy, affirming his faith in Josefina's abilities.

Ellory hung up the phone feeling a whirl of emotions. Keeping such a huge secret was absolutely thrilling. It had to be said, Robert was truly blessed to have such a formidable granddaughter.

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As Josefina emerged from the hospital, Oliver's car was parked at the entrance. The man in the car had a particularly striking face, one that Josefina couldn't ignore.

"What are you doing here?" she asked, hoping Oliver wasn't following her.

"I wasn't tracking you. My secretary came to the hospital to pick up some medical reports and saw you."

Josefina picked up a forkful of eggplant parmesan – it was indeed delicious. She reached for the pork ribs, followed by a sip of the seafood chowder.

Josefina polished off three plates of pasta and a bowl of soup, feeling full and content.

"Your secretary's choice was spot-on. This place serves some tasty dishes," Josefina couldn't help but praise.

Oliver's lips curled into a smile, his gaze affectionate and intense, "If you like it, we'll come back again."

After a satisfying meal, as Josefina was ready to leave, Oliver took her hand, "You can't go yet. There's somewhere I want to take you."

It was four in the afternoon, and Josefina was keen on returning to the office. "Where to? I still have unfinished work today."