To My Dear Lalisa Manoban [JENLISA] (1)

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Everyone left at the table, looked at each other and fell silent.

Hyun-Bin looked at his father somewhat reluctantly and said, “Father, you don’t need to say that. Who would dare to do something to her? Don’t you see that Lisa protects her really well?”

“That’s what he should do. Shouldn’t a man protect his wife? If he can’t protect his wife well, can he be counted on for important matters?”

Saying this, Old Master Manoban stood up and was about to go upstairs for a rest. He cast a look at Son Ye-Jin before leaving.

“Ye-Jin, I know you dearly want Lisa to marry Tzuyu. Now, however, he is married to Jennie, so you’d better let it go. You are so stubborn on some matters. Anyway, Lisa is your son. You two should be more compatible than fire and ice,” Old Master Manoban said.

It was the first time that Old Master Manoban had talked to her in this way. Suddenly, Son Ye-Jin’s face clouded.

Looking at the expression on his wife, Hyun-Bin wanted to say something but ended up staying silent.

The members of the other two families all wore different expressions. Without exception, they all seemed to enjoy the drama.

Jennie and Lisa had no idea what had happened when they left.

Rong City was located in the north of the country. At the time, it was rather cold. The cold here was totally different from that of the south.

When Jennie stepped outside, she staggered a bit because of the chilly air. Lisa offered her a hand, with a smile on his face.

“What?Are you too scared to stand firmly on your feet?” Lisa asked.

“Who is scared?” Jennie got herself stable and looked down. “Don’t you see? There are steps and I didn’t take notice of them before.”

“I see.” Lisa pulled her hand, “I thought you were so scared that your legs went weak. Now you can calm down.”

“You are the one who is weak. I’m so steady I could even dissect a cadaver.” It’s impossible for me to be scared off by a little cold.

Lisa put his arm around her shoulders. “Ok, my wife is pretty and brave. I am so lucky to have married you.”

He’s doing this again. Jennie couldn’t put up with him and said, “Stop it.”

“Come on, let’s go. I’ll guide you. Where do you wanna go?” Lisa asked.

“Wherever. I’m unfamiliar with the city,” Jennie uttered.

“Rong City used to be prosperous. There was an ancient town not far away from here. I can show you around. What do you think?”

“It’s your call,” Jennie said.

Now that they were in his hometown, she would listen to him.

Lisa drove her to the famous ancient town in Rong City.

It was built by the Ming Dynasty. It was still well preserved after so many years.

Jennie did enjoy places like this. She thought it was kind of fun. It was not a small town but the two of them finished the tour in one afternoon.

After they left, Lisa offered to take her to dinner.

He suggested the local cuisine of Rong City. People in Lin City preferred spicy food, but people in Rong City didn’t cook the meals in a spicy way. It was still good to have a taste of the local cuisine, though.

After dinner, it went dark. Jennie assumed that Lisa would take her home. He said, however, that he had made some arrangements.

She followed him. They hung around the night market. It was not as boisterous as it was in southern cities but it had its own characteristics.