Enigmatic Eyes | JENLISA

Chapter 28 [Final Chapter]

3 months later...

"I still cannot believe you snuck out of your own bachelorette party, Jennie," Jisoo sighed as she fussed with Jennie's hair. "Do you have any idea how much we paid for those strippers?"

Jennie laughed. "Forgive me for not being interested," she teased back. "I sort of have someone way hotter waiting for me, remember?"

"You're a sap, Jennie," Rosé said, sprawling across several chairs. "It's disgusting."

"I'm not really sure why you're complaining, Rosé," Jennie said drily.

Jennie turned to tease her further but Jisoo's hand locked onto her jaw and pushed it back into place. "Stop moving," she muttered through a mouthful of bobby pins. "You're messing it up."

"You're messing yourself up," Jennie muttered back, and Jisoo spat out the bobby pins into her hand and glared at her in the mirror.

"Real mature, Jennie. You're totally ready for marriage."

"Lucky for her, Lisa is whipped as hell. Probably even thinks she's funny," Rosé chimed in.

"First of all," Jennie said, fighting back a smile, "Lisa is not whipped, that's gross. And second of all, I am funny."

"Looks aren't everything, Jennie," Rosé smirked, and Jennie whipped her head around to tell her off when Jisoo got in between them.

"Alright, that's it. Rosé, out. You're a danger to Jennie's hair."

Rosé laughed and pushed herself up off the chair. "I can't do that much damage," she said. "Remember that time she didn't wash it for, like, three months? And dyed it with berries? Haruto pushed him to wash it off."

"It was three weeks, and I did not dye it with berries! Just a really shitty all-natural hair dye!"

"She's right," Jisoo chided, but there was a smile dancing around the corners of her mouth. "Berries probably would have worked better."

"I hate you both," Jennie sulked, crossing her arms and slouching in her chair.

"We hate you too!" Rosé answered in a sing-songy voice. Jisoo tossed her a glare and she held her hands up in surrender. "Okay, okay, I'm leaving." She sauntered out of the room and Jisoo breathed out a sigh of relief.

"Okay," she said, fixing Jennie's head with a stare. "It looks... Fine. It looks fine."

Jennie rolled her eyes and grabbed a hand mirror, holding it up so she could see the back of her head. Her hair was soft and wavy, settling gently around her face and onto her shoulders. She didn't know what Jisoo had done, but she swore it looked more gorgeous than it normally did, laying against the blue of her dress that exactly matched her eyes. "It looks fantastic, Jisoo. Breathe. I swear you're more worried about this than I am."

"I'm basically your maid of honor. It's my job to be worried."

"You know, half the reason Lisa and I decided not to do traditional wedding parties was so none of you would murder any of the others with stress, right?"

"No, you decided against traditional wedding parties because you two kept fighting over who would get which one of your friends," Jisoo answered, but she exhaled and laughed when Jennie raised an eyebrow at her. "Okay, fine. I'll stop stressing."

"You won't, but I appreciate the effort," Jennie said and got out of the chair before pressing a quick kiss to Jisoo's cheek. "Now get out and go spend time with Seulgi. And send in my mom, I know she's waiting out there."