Different Two Sides

CHAPTER 26: Following Everywhere

Lisa Pov

This day is way too different from the past days, weeks, and months because of a certain kitten who keeps following me everywhere.

What I mean by "everywhere" is literally everywhere at my classes, comfort room, cafeteria, library, rooftop, bus stop, convenience store, and apartment unit.

She is always following me and will only stop when I'm inside my apartment. I'm still not letting her inside my apartment because my friends are always hanging out at my apartment.

We made the big headlines in the school newspaper and it almost reached the media, who interviewed our group, Welcome to Hell. Thankfully, Chu and V helped me stop the spread.

There are a lot of rumors about Jennie Kim and I going around the whole campus. It's kind of irritating since there is some fake news, but I'm just ignoring it and waiting for the rumors to die down.

I'm here at the library with my friends and her friends sitting at the other table, which is 10 ft away, because this kitten is sitting beside me, and there is a certain rule that you need to stay away from her at least 10 ft, but I'm one of the exceptions.

She's been staring at me and playing with the ends of my hair. I'm busy reading a book for my essay and this kitten is just hanging out here.

I put the book mark on the boom and I closed it. Jennie Kim immediately sat properly and she watched my every move. I looked at her and I saw her anticipating my next move.

"Are you not going to do something?" I asked her, and she shook her head. "Are you just going to stare at me all day?"

"Yes, I love staring at you."

"Are you not getting tired of it?"

"I'm not. It's been 15 years since I last saw you, so I'm making up those years."

I opened my bag and I brought out one small carton of chocolate milk. I put the straw in it and then I handed it to Jennie Kim.

"I will be finished soon with my essay. Wait for me, OK?" Her ears perk up.

"Are we going to do something?" She took a sip of her chocolate milk.

"I will make you sleep." She tilted her head. "Your eyes look so tired."

"Where are we going to sleep? Mine or yours?"

"Mine."

"Really!?!" She exclaimed, and I immediately shush her. I bowed to other students studying here who got interrupted by this kitten's voice.

"Lower your voice."

"Sorry, I got excited. Finally I'm going to see what your apartment looks like inside." She really like a kitten; she purred when I patted her head.