When Jennie got onto the car she’d already saved this address.
Most people love to shop at malls, there’s plenty of brands there and the things tend to be of better quality. Jennie wasn’t most people though, and she preferred these little streets instead.
And Lisa, this one was completely out of touch with even the idea of shopping.
If he had the time, he’d rather run a few more rounds, but he did see that little spark in Jennie’s eyes.
It’s just shopping…
Jennie looked all around her as she walked out of the shop and went straight into the little stall opposite the chiropractor’s and came back with two Cornettos.
She held the two in front of Lisa and asked, “Do you prefer chocolate or strawberry?”
Lisa’s frown deepened, the distaste obvious on his face.
Just as he was about to speak, he saw that the person in front was staring at the chocolate flavoured cone on the right, as if afraid that he’d choose it.
In a blink of an eye, her right hand was empty.
The guy took away the chocolate cornetto, saying, “Let’s go.”
Jennie was speechless.
The ice cream was a childhood memory. When he ate it again, the flavour had improved plenty; Lisa took a bite, the icinesss spreading in his mouth.
Thinking about Jennie’s basket of vegetables when eating out with him, Lisa reminded her. “There’s plenty of calories in ice cream.”
Jennie instinctively pursed her lips. “I know that.”
She unwrapped her ice cream, but didn’t eat it –instead, she took a picture with her phone.
It’s uncertain whether she intended for the other’s shoes to show up in the frame.
After taking the photo, Jennie scooped out as much ice cream as her little spoon could take and threw the rest into the rubbish bin by the road. Then she pulled her mask down and, carefully, started licking the ice cream on the spoon.
Lisa wanted to laugh, but looking at the way she was eating, even his own ice cream started tasting better.
Jennie asked, “Was that chiropractor just now your friend?”
“Yeah.”
“He’s an ex comrade too?”
“No,” Lisa said. “We met outside of camp.”
“During a mission?”
She had really guessed it.
The master’s previous clinic was their little town’s biggest shop, with plenty of students and a reputation for being really good at what they did. Plenty of people from the city would willingly make a trip to go find him for a massage. No thanks to a landslide, not only was the clinic gone, but the people were also trapped inside.
It’s fortunate that they weren’t there for long before they were saved, with Lisa being the leader of that search and rescue team.
However, Lisa didn’t answer her and Jennie didn’t continue asking. After finishing her ice cream she pulled her mask back on.
They were both really tall, which, together with Lisa’s rather out-of-place suit, made sure they really stood out in the crowd.
They passed a shop selling ornaments.
Jennie took a turn and entered first. Lisa paused for a moment before following her in.
The shop was small, one person took up half of the aisle by just standing there. They had to walk sideways to get into the shop. They were standing so close to each other– in a stall so poorly ventilated –that Lisa could clearly smell the light scent on Jennie. He couldn’t quite place the fragrance , but it smelled good.
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Mine! No Objections Allowed (Jenlisa Adaptation)
Fanfiction[COMPLETED] Kim Jennie has played many vicious female supporting roles such as a mistress, a witch, a villainess, and what not, earning the title "national bad woman." receiving quite a few haters. She then fell in love with a veteran who had NO. IM...
