Chapter 65
The morning after, Lena was taken aback when she heard that Josefina was heading off to work at
thepany. "Working? Aren''t you fresh out of your final exams? Aren''t you supposed to be in
school?"
With a chuckle, Hattie exined, "Well, Josie said she was itching to get busy and feeling antsy
without earning her own keep. We figured we''d grant her some assets, so she''s off to check on one
of her businesses today."
Finishing herst bite of a sunny-side-up egg, Josefina''s eyes twinkled yfully. "Aren''t you
supposed to be in school? I thought you were about my age. Even though I started a yearte, you
should be a freshman in college by now, right?"
Lifting her chin with pride, Lena dered, "I may have started school a year ahead of you, but I''m
already a sophomore. Plus, with my knack for medicine, I''m attending med school and have already
begun my hospital internship." Still, Lena would have to return to school once her internship was up.
Josefina, amused by Lena''s haughty demeanor,plimented her, "Wow, you''re impressive."
Garrett was ridden with guilt, andmented, "If Josie hadn''t been switched at birth, she wouldn''t
have had to dy her exams till this year. Sweetheart, got any colleges you''re fond of? Wherever
you wish to go, I''ll make sure you get in."
Given the Harrisons'' deep pockets, Josefina could take her pick. Her parents always nned for
their beloved daughter.
Lena caught the underlying message. Josefina didn''t seem to be the darling of the Antonios and
likely wasn''t too sharp academically, right?
Tsk, tsk, so what if she’s a billionaire’s daughter? She sucked at school!
But Lena forgot that regardless of whether Josefina was a top student or not, her birthright was
something Lena herself could never achieve in a lifetime.
With a yful grin, Lena teased, "Josie, just tell Dad which school you fancy. He adores you so
much. A few extra buildings in your name should do the trick."
Josefina''s expression remained gentle, her smile sweet. "Let''s wait for the exam results."
Lena didn''t take Josefina seriously. Was this just a case of pride? Well, a strong sense of self-worth
can be a good thing. Lena was curious to see Josefina''s exam results.
After breakfast, Josefina was chauffeured to thepany. "I''lle with you, Josie. Let the driver
take you. I''d worry if you went alone. I''ll just keep youpany in the car," Hattie insisted, keen to
ensure Josefina would ept herpany, even if just from a distance.
Since Hattie insisted, how could Josefina refuse? Garrett was also eager to try and offer himself for
the task of dropping Josefina off at work.
Catching his nce, Hattie knew exactly what he was thinking. "Don''t you have a meeting this
morning? Get back to work, and while you''re at it, call those three rascals toe home. Josie''s
been back for days. As her brothers, they should be here with gifts to wee her."
Garrett was reminded of his three sons, which brought on a headache. Those boys were only ever
keen on Lena, acting like she was their only sister and reluctant to return home. Always ''busy'' – but
were they really?
"I''ll call them the moment I get back to the office!" Garrett''s voice betrayed his irritation.
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Josefina, for her part, was indifferent. She didn''t really care what her brothers thought.
"Well, I''m off to work then." With a smile and a wave, Josefina left in the car.
Sitting beside her, Hattie''s voice was soft but firm with repeated instructions, "Darling Josie,
remember what Mom said. Fire any employee who doesn''t behave, anyone who dares to disrespect
you, and anyone who upsets you. Thepany''s yours, so do as you please."
Josefina couldn''t help butugh at Hattie''s overindulgence.
"Josie, you don''t need to feel awkward about it. You''re the boss. They''re the employees. If
employees start showing attitude and disobey, thepany''s better off without them."