gorgeous; chaennie

fifty five

"Oh, look at this!" Chaeyoung squealed, and held onto another book, "I've been wanting to read this book forever!" 

Jennie looked at her with a smile. She was glad that Chaeyoung was able to enjoy herself outside. She wasn't be judged by anyone for being a part of the lgbtq+, and she was able to be herself, and do what she likes.

But there was one problem. Chaeyoung was being extremely loud, and anyone who had an interest in movies, could tell it was Chaeyoung. Jennie urgently walked over to Chaeyoung, and pulled her face close to her own.

Chaeyoung's hear was almost beating out of her chest, at the close proximity with Jennie. They were too close, the distance wasn't appropriate. 

Jennie quickly shifted to her ear, and that's when Chaeyoung realised that Jennie wasn't attempting to kiss her. She just wanted to say something to her. Something about that fact made her feel relieved and disappointed at the same time.

"You're being too loud, anyone could figure out it's you." Jennie whispered in a haste, and Chaeyoung realised her mistake. Indeed, Chaeyoung was being super loud, it was just in her nature. She couldn't control it. But because she didn't want to be a trouble to Jennie, she nodded, and promised that she'd keep her voice down.

Once Chaeyoung was done deciding the books she'd buy, she casually made her way to the billing counter. Jennie noticed that, and ran to stop her. Was Chaeyoung not aware of her surroundings?

"Jihyo ssi." Jennie called out to Chaeyoung, the name they had settle on for her as Jennie's cousin. 

"Jihyo." Jennie called out again, but Chaeyoung didn't turn back and look at her at all. She was all excited and standing in the line, occasionally peeking into her books. 

When Jennie got fed up of trying to call her, she quickly pushed Chaeyoung out of the line and grabbed the books out of her hand, making the younger look at her in confusion.

"I'll do the billing, Jihyo. Wait outside for me." Jennie emphasized on the word Jihyo, and then Chaeyoung realised how much she was going to mess up.

Was she really going to buy something, with her own credit card, which said 'Park Chaeyoung'? Thank the lords that Jennie had some brain, or else Chaeyoung would've been in deep trouble. Chaeyoung blushed a little at the thought of Jennie protecting her.

Jennie came out wit the books, and Chaeyoung's apologies wouldn't stop. 

"It's okay, just be careful from next time, okay?" Jennie smiled.

"Let's get breakfast now?" Jennie suggested, and Chaeyoung nodded.

She was in for a big day today.

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The day ended with Chaeyoung and Jennie shopping like crazy, the latter almost forgetting that she was her idol. She just felt like a friend, and a really good one. Jennie didn't want to think about Chaeyoung having to go back to Seoul.

She laid in bed, scrolling through her gallery. 

Jennie blushed at this one particular picture she took, with Chaeyoung. It was their first picture together, and that made Jennie feel some sort of things.

"Why wouldn't you click a picture with me?" Chaeyoung whined, and Jennie looked at her, almost giving up.

"But-" Jennie began, but then Chaeyoung cut her off.

"Take out your phone, and click a picture with me, now." She demanded, and Jennie found herself listening to Chaeyoung's powerful words.