Hate You

CHAPTER 11 - Vows

It didn't take long before the wedding march started playing. Jennie straightened herself out, and Jeongyeon made sure her hair was perfect.

When she turned to her ex-girlfriend, Sana grinned at her, and then held her in a tight embrace.

The wedding planner was already signaling Jennie to start walking, but before she did, Jennie turned to look at Rosé one final time.

"This is it." Rosé raised her hand to smooth down the side of Jennie's wedding dress, making sure it didn't even have the smallest of crease.

"Smile, Wifey. It's your wedding day." With that, she playfully pushed her actress friend to the white carpet.

With a big, genuine, nervous smile on her face, Jennie started walking. She could feel people's eyes on her, but she tried to ignore them. She took slow steps, making sure not to trip.

When she was near the direction of her mother and grandmother, she caught the proud and happy looks on their faces and for a moment, she wished her father was there.

It was, after all, the most important moment of her life, notwithstanding the fact that it was just a deal between her and Lisa.

After reaching the front of the altar, she stopped at her spot, watching as her sister Lia and the rest of her bridesmaids filed into a line behind her.

When the rest of the bridesmaids were on their places and Lisa's maid of honor, Irene, came out, Jennie's heartbeat doubled. In a few seconds, she was going to see Lisa, in her wedding dress, for the first time.

Oh, Lisa was gorgeous, alright.

At a distance, the blonde managed to knock the air out of Jennie's chest just with that smile. The brunette was awestruck.

But what really caught Jennie off-guard was the fact that her fiancée wasn't walking with Seulgi.

On the blonde's right was Jennie's father, and Lisa's right hand was tucked in her father's left arm.

Her father, Dr. Kim Ji-Hoon III was at her wedding, walking her fiancée down the aisle.

Perplexed, Jennie turned her eyes to meet her mother's reassuring ones, before it darted back to see the smile on her father's face.

The brunette felt emotionally caught-up all of a sudden, her tears starting to flow. She tried to contain them, gently wiping her stained cheeks as her father stopped in front of her, handing Lisa's hand.

For a few seconds, father and daughter stood quietly. It was Jennie who spoke first, the trail of tears still visible in her cheeks.

"Thank you, dad." She whispered as she took Lisa's hand from him. She gave her father an awkward one-arm hug before Jennie pulled Lisa with her to face the officiating minister.
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So the ceremony exceeded all of Jennie's expectations.

For one, she knew Lisa was going to look gorgeous. What she didn't expect was that she would look like a princess that just stepped out of the fairytale books, to marry her own 'princess charming'.

Well, she also didn't expect her father to be there, much more walk her fiancée, now wife, down the aisle. It was a very touching gesture that got her so overjoyed, she almost forgot her vows.

And the vows, just, wow. While she thought her own vows sounded mediocre (that wasn't true though, Jennie's vows was amazing), Lisa's was absolutely fantastic and heartwarming. She almost cried again, but she would never admit to that.

Then there's their first kiss as a married couple; the kiss that lasted longer than she originally planned. Not that she was complaining.

Jennie got caught up with the whole wedding thing, she actually felt like her heart was about to burst out of her chest due to happiness.