𝘚𝘦𝘯𝘴𝘶𝘢𝘭 𝘐𝘯𝘧𝘢𝘵𝘶𝘢𝘵𝘪𝘰𝘯 ; taennie

Chapter 2: the fox

The beautiful female with long locks of hair woke up from her daily alarm, a sudden headache coming for her before she could even open her eyes.

"God-" she mutters under her breathe before proceeding to sit up right on her comfortable bed. The sun had already been in the middle of rising, illuminating a dewy yet beautiful sunshine through her windows.

Closing her eyes once more, far too at daze to get up and head towards the shower as she usually does, the memories of the previous night had hit her like a truck or realisation.

The club. Hae-Won. The disgusting pigs. The Hotel. The handsome man-

Everything came clashing back like a wild storm, yet so much things from the night before had remained a mystery to her.

The gentleman who's beautiful face had remained to have a clear photograph on her mind had made her question about a billion things.

She must've been lucky that he was strolling around that floor since no one else who had seen the situation had bothered to help her, acting as if she was just another girl who was victimised on a daily basis by those men.

The buzzing of her phone knocked her off her thoughts, her father's ID name on her phone showing up as a new notification.

His message was a direct order in all of its entirety, all it stated was a restaurant a few blocks from her campus and the time to meet him.

All she could do was pretend that the message didn't exist, but in doing so, she might make their relationship even more strained than it already is.

"Father, the calling doesn't suit you" a part of her head says to the other, but she'd never acknowledge it. Hating him would be the same as disrespecting her mother.

She suddenly observed her bedroom, the walls seemed to be a bit more suffocating than yesterday. Her room was the only place in the entirety of this house that she tolerated.

It had something to do with her mother being the one who had designed and fixed this room with her back when she was 11 years old, 10 years ago.

It was her present for graduating middle school, she could remember the beautiful face of her charming mother who could light up the room with one smile of hers.

And then four years ago, as she was graduating high school, all she could remember was the flashing blue of her life falling apart.

Coincidentally she had met Hae-won at that time. Hae-won was someone Jennie hadn't even considered trying to get along with.

At the start, Hae-won had already started to act obnoxious, always showing that she was "better" than Jennie in social events, popularity, you name it. Her Grades couldn't be praised said in the same way though.

But Jennie had never paid mins to it. She thought that the girl must've felt some competition as they were the same age, so it's not surprising if Hae-won wasn't too fond of her.

However, never in her life did she ever expect for someone to absolutely despise her so severely and badly that they'd do something in order for to be taken advantage of.

Hae-won, her mother, her friends, and all those men, they treated Jennie as if she was a piece of meat, something they could easily rip apart in shreds. Well, she'd give them a piece of her mind instead.

Rushing up to take a long bath and putting on a matching loose-long sleeved top and skirt in winter fashion for the November breeze, Jennie went to her campus.

She had to apologise yet again to her best friend, cancelling their plans once more. Jennie was thankful that the student council President understood right away.