Perfect for You [JenLisa] - (Complete)

Chapter 41

Kai was drinking wine with Mr. Lee. "Living with that poor Lisa Manoban, Ruby Jane has changed from head to toe," Kai insecurely said. "She's not that poor. Base on my investigations, she doesn't worry about necessities," Mr. Lee replied.

"Probably only had rice to eat," Kai bitterly said. "No. Lisa Manoban can make money," Mr. Lee argued.

"How much can she make?" Kai asked. "Not like that. Lisa Manoban would do everything that would earn her money. It is said that Lisa Manoban does everything here at NamHae. She earns money from whatever she does. Her house, office, and the pension house in NamHae, were all bought by Lisa," Mr. Lee explained. "Then why does she live that kind of life?" Kai curiously asked. 

Lisa was sitting on her bed. "Dahyun, Sana, and Mina, education 30,000. Insurance 10,000. Should I apply for more insurance? No. Savings is more better," Lisa said to herself while holding a calculator. "Payment for the finance association and the electric savings," Lisa said while totaling. "There's not enough for daily expenses. Ever since Jennie came, daily expenses have skyrocketed," Lisa thought. She was startled when Jennie suddenly opened the door of her room. 

"Lisa Manoban, the washing machine stopped again. Change it!" Jennie demanded. "There's no money. We don't even have enough to eat. Where will I get money? No money. I'll fix it for you," Lisa asserted. Jennie glared at her in response. "Beggar," Jennie uttered and left Lisa's room. "We need to save. We need to be thrifty," Lisa said to herself.

Jennie went to the kids' room. "Here are your clothes. Arrange it later," Jennie told the kids as she put down their folded clothes on the bed. "Okay," they replied while looking at their books. "Washing clothes is a hard task. Keep your clothes clean," she ordered. "Yes," the kids replied and continued reading their books.

Jennie noticed that the kids were too focused on their books. "What is that?" She curiously asked. "Aunt Lisa bought it," Dahyun answered. "She has money to buy books for her nieces but won't change the washing machine," Jennie said to herself annoyed as she slowly walked near the kids and grabbed a book. "France! Switzerland! England! Japan! Italy! America!" Jennie read as she checked the books one by one. 

"Really? What do you remember now? Tell me all you remembered," Lisa interestingly said as she and Jennie together with the kids where gathered in the living room. "Be quiet. I didn't remember anything specific. But very familiar," Jennie stated. "Really? Familiar with which country?" Lisa asked while looking intently at Jennie. "Not sure exactly which one," Jennie answered and grabbed Mina's book who was sitting in the middle of her and Lisa in the couch. 

Jennie closed the book and looked at its cover page which was entitle France and has the picture of Eiffel Tower. "France...France...This is very familiar," Jennie said as she tried to remember anything connected to France. "France? What does France have? Eiffel Tower, Matisse Museum, Vieux Nice," Lisa stated.

Jennie grabbed another book which Sana held. "Switzerland. Switzerland," she uttered while reading its title trying to remember again anything connected to Switzerland.  "Switzerland? What does Switzerland have? Alps, Yodel song...sheep," Lisa stated.

Jennie started to sing the Yodel song. "Are you thinking about your past life? Think harder," Lisa told her.

"America? America," Jennie uttered as she tried to think again while holding the book entitled America. "What? Is it cowboy bang bang bang?" Lisa sarcastically said. Jennie glared at her and threw the book on the floor as she stood up.

"America! I have been in America! Look at me, I can speak English fluently. Yes! My English is perfectly fine. I haven't noticed this before," Jennie proudly said. Lisa and the kids clapped their hands in amazement when they heard Jennie spoke English.