Miss Josefina: Nobody's Princess novel Chapter 483

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Summary for Chapter 483: Miss Josefina: Nobody's Princess

Chapter summary of Chapter 483 – Miss Josefina: Nobody's Princess by Dana E.

In Chapter 483, a key chapter of the acclaimed Romance novel Miss Josefina: Nobody's Princess by Dana E., readers are drawn deeper into a story filled with emotion, conflict, and transformation. This chapter brings crucial developments and plot twists that make it essential reading. Whether you’re new to the book or a loyal fan, this section delivers unforgettable moments that define the essence of Miss Josefina: Nobody's Princess.

Lena settled into her chair at the dining table, her eyes brimming with warmth as she gazed at her grandmother. "Grandma, you look fantastic! Knowing you're awake has lifted such a weight off our hearts. We're all so relieved you're okay. Josie did an amazing job making sure you're safe and sound."

At the mention of Josefina, Grandma's face lit up with pride. "That girl Josie, she's truly something. I owe my recovery to her," she said with a soft chuckle.

Grandpa Robert was quiet, focused on his breakfast sandwich.

Lena's smile was as sweet as honey. "Josie really pushes herself hard. I just got up this morning, and she was already off to work. She's so young, but she packs her days full of tasks. I worry it might be too much for her."

Finally chiming in, Grandpa Robert said, "Josie knows what she's doing. She wouldn't take on more than she can handle. If she thinks she can manage, she probably can. Lena, maybe you should focus on your own stuff. I heard you've stopped your hospital internship and haven't been competing as much?"

Lena fell silent, frustration bubbling inside her.

Tears welled up in Lena's eyes, her vulnerability laid bare. "Grandpa, I was in a tough spot for a while. I was scared Mom and Dad might send me away, that I'd lose my family. It hurt so much, I couldn't focus on the competitions."

Her voice trembled as she looked at Grandpa Robert and Emily, "It's all my fault. I've let the family down."

Grandpa Robert corrected her firmly, "Lena, don't talk like that. Our family doesn't see failure as shameful. Failing once doesn't mean you'll always fail."

Emily offered her comfort, "Lena, sweetie, your grandpa's right. We Harrisons don't raise quitters. Don't dwell on the hospital stuff. You've got to look forward. Whatever you want to do, go for it."

Grandpa Robert added, "If you're thinking about starting a business, go ahead. We've given you plenty of money over the years. You’ve got enough to get started on whatever you fancy."