I Would

Chapter 17

Despite enjoying her morning jogs, Lisa was never a morning person when she's back home. She was home, comfortable and safe. So, If someone were to wake her up before her alarm, all hell would break loose. Unless you were someone with soft brown, feline eyes and smiled a smile that was as radiant as the morning sun then, you were an exception.

"Come on Lis! Wake up!"

Lisa groaned and fluttered a single eye open. She tiredly gazed towards Jennie who stood beside her, putting on an earing while giggling, "You don't want to be late, do you?" Lisa sighed and swiftly rolled onto her stomach, pressing her face further into the pillow,

"It's still too early," she whined, a light smile gracing her lips. Waking up to a beautiful face every morning was definitely something Lisa would get use to. Lisa stifled a laugh hearing Jennie whining while pacing around the room,

"Haven't you heard of the saying 'the early bird gets the worm?' We need the worm Lisa!" Sometimes, okay well, maybe all the time, Lisa wondered what went on in the brain of Jennie Kim and not in a wistful way. Especially around 5:30 in the morning. Lisa rolled back onto her back and slowly sat up, rubbing her eye lids and yawning,

"Although the worm sounds extremely appetizing, I rather be selfless and let the other birds feast on its delicacy." Lisa humored, slowly opening her eyes and grinning sheepishly. And, when Lisa met Jennie's eyes, her heart almost stopped.

Jennie was smiling softly, kindly. Her brown eyes studied Lisa's tired face adoringly. They sparkled and Lisa wanted to ask why they stared at her the way that they did. Maybe even ask it to stop to let her heart take breather. It was way too early to be blushing.

"Do you always look this cute when you wake up?" Jennie asked, stalking over to the bed and seating right beside Lisa. She lifted her hand and combed her fingers through Lisa's bangs. Her fingers barely grazed her skin, but when they did Lisa fought hard to fight back a shiver, especially when Jennie placed her strands of silver hair behind her ear.

"I look cute all the time," Lisa responded with a playful grin, trying to replace her flustered state. Jennie giggled and pulled back her hand.

"I couldn't agree more," she winked and stood back up to leave the bedroom , "Now hurry up and get ready. I want to eat breakfast with you. Your mom made chocolate chip pancakes!" She squealed excitedly while rushing out. Lisa stared at the door for  good solid minute. Her cheeks were on fire and she was sure her heart completely stopped.

Again, what was in the mind of Jennie Kim?

"Oh my gosh! Look at this makeup station! It looks so fancy!" Jennie exclaimed, dropping her make up bag on the table and staring wide eyed towards the whole photoshoot studio. Lisa giggled lightly, following the pretty brunette.

"Careful, you might sound like a newbie and Lalisa Manoban doesn't work with amateurs," she playfully stated as Jennie turned on the lights of the makeup table. Jennie glared at her from over her shoulder,

"And, who are you calling an amateur? I'll have you know, I was once Ariana Grande's makeup artist for her world tour," she gloated, a proud grin painted on her pretty pink lips, something Lisa couldn't help but take a quick glance at before smirking teasingly as well,

"Am I suppose to be impressed?" Lisa asked, crossing her arms in front of her and taking a step closer. Jennie turned around to face Lisa and glared as she leaned her back against the table, crossing her arms as well,

"I think you should be beyond impressed." Jennie challenged, humor glazed over her sharp cat like eyes paired with a testing smirk that looked way too attractive. Lisa chuckled and took another dangerous step closer till she was basically towering over the smaller one.