Lisa didn't notice the paleness of Jennie's face until her friend's head lolled to the left. Initially she had thought that it was because she was boring Jennie to death again. Regardless, the majority of what she had been telling the other girl was leading up to the news she actually called her in for. But she was mistaken. Jennie's disinterest only seemed out of the norm when she had asked Lisa if she could go lie down on the couch.
Now she was currently holding a hot water bottle against Jennie's stomach while the other was trying to hold in any groans that could be mistaken for a dying cat. Lisa watched as Jennie shifted uncomfortably in to a sitting position. She ushered Lisa to let her hold the hot water bottle herself. Getting up Lisa sat next to the older girl.
"Thank you, Lis" Jennie laid back.
"No worries mate," Lisa smiled.
Jennie arched a curious eyebrow . Noticing, Lisa decided that she would continue explaining the good news.
"Anyway, I was saying that Rosie has finally arrived. Her work in Australia has to do with the task we have been given to investigate. On top of that she'll be joining our team. Jisoo should be meeting with her now and they should be on their way." Lisa clapped excitedly
Jennie looked at Lisa slightly amused. Apparently Rosie and Lisa both got scouted by YG Agency at a very young age and attended the same training camp for two years. However, Rosie had decided to go independent while Lisa took a shot at moving up the ranks from the YG dungeon. Lisa had informed her that Rosie was her best friend and that they kept in contact as often as they could.
Jennie changed her position. She was still struggling to adjust to her newfound situation. Hence, she rarely saw anything exciting. Moreover, unlike the other teams in the agency they only had three members. It was particularly difficult since they had moved up to S-ranked missions. It involved a great deal of intensity and energy which would have been more manageable if they had a bigger team. She smiled gratefully has Lisa handed her a cup of tea before heading to her desk. Sipping slowly she came to the conclusion that maybe this was good news after all.