Perfect for You [JenLisa] - (Complete)

Chapter 29

Lisa slowly pushed Somi so that she can see her. "What's wrong Somi? Is there anything wrong?" Lisa worriedly asked.

"I must have been so happy when I suddenly saw you," Somi replied. "You look pale, just go back. I'll send you home," Lisa told her.

"There's no need to, I'm fine," Somi refused weakly. "My car is there, can you walk?" Lisa asked while supporting Somi. Somi nodded in response and they started to walk.

"You're just leaving me behind," Jennie said to herself as she saw Lisa and Somi walking away. "Where are you going?" She thought as she let go of the roller brush she's holding and went to Lisa who was assisting Somi to get inside her car.

"Lisa Manoban! Where are you going instead of working?!" Jennie confronted Lisa. "You are here together?" Somi asked Lisa. "Yes," Lisa replied. "Didn't you say we had to finish by today?!" Jennie said irritated. "I'll come back soon, you just start the work first," Lisa said.

"There's no need Lisa. I can go back myself. I'm fine," Somi softly said. "From what I see, you are alright too," Jennie told Somi arrogantly. "Go back to your work quickly," Jennie demanded Lisa.

"Somi, get in quickly," Lisa said as she assisted Somi and closed the car's door. She then harshly grabbed Jennie's hand and talked to her in a distance.

"What are you saying in front of a sick person?" Lisa confronted her. "Sick? She should have stayed at home if she's sick. Since she has the strength to come here, then she also has the strength to go back as well!" Jennie annoyingly said. 

Lisa scoffed. "Just stop it and get to work quickly," Lisa said. "What are you going to do if I won't? Are you going to kick me out?" Jennie challenged her. "Why still ask when you already know?" Lisa answered and left to drive Somi home.

Jennie continued painting the lighthouse. "I know that she is faking it with just one look. You can't even tell the difference, you fool!" She thought. She then saw another graffiti and covered it with paint. "This must also be the work of that flower-holding girl, childish," Jennie said and scoffed. "But why do I feel so unhappy?" Jennie asked herself.

Lisa stopped the car when they arrived at Somi's house. "Lisa, just like what you said the last time. If...If...," Somi nervously said but was cut off.

"I'm sorry Somi. You must have felt burdened when I said it, right? I must have been temporarily crazy at that time. Memories like these...Please don't take them with you. You must leave them all behind to be happy. I have to leave now," Lisa told her smiling.

"Leave after having a tea," Somi replied. "No, I really have to leave. I don't know what trouble she will be getting into if I just leave her there alone," Lisa worriedly said. "Oh, right. There's a bucket of paint thinner there. She may get herself hurt!" Lisa said in panic. Somi just looked at her awkwardly.

"Jennie! Jennie!" Lisa called out when she went back and didn't find her. No one answered that made Lisa sigh. Then she noticed a big graffiti in the door of the lighthouse, "Lisa Manoban is a bad person."

"Chairman, you must eat all of that. You haven't been eating enough lately," the staff told Kai while he was having dinner with Mr. Lee. "Thank you," Kai replied. 

Kai went to the toilet when his stomach hurt. Two of his employees went also there to urinate. He heard them talking. "Why did our chairman come back again after leaving for States?" Employee 1 asked. "I'm not sure. What I think is...Could it be that the Chairman killed his wife?" Employee 2 responded. "What? He killed his wife?" Employee 1 replied. "That's right. He originally wanted to escape to the States but he came back again because he was feeling insecure. All criminals like to return to their crime scene," employee 2 said. "Yes, after Madam died, the one that's in luck is him," employee 1 said. "Lately his face has slimmed down a lot. It must be because of his guilt," employee 2 stated. "That can't be true since Madam is still his wife no matter what," employee 1 argued. "Chairman has no feelings for her at all. Remember the cat that she used to take with her everywhere she went? He got rid of it once she died. Didn't you know?" Employee 2 concluded as they left.