Perfect for You [JenLisa] - (Complete)

Chapter 50

Jennie visited the police station. She talked to the police officer and found out that Lisa already reported her there but still no one was looking for her. Jennie sadly walked out of the building.

Lisa was eating dinner with her nieces. "Where's Aunt Jennie?" Lisa asked them. "I don't know. Aunt Jennie wants us to pretend that we don't see her," Dahyun answered. "She doesn't even wanted to talk to us," Sana responded. "Is that so?" Lisa asked. "She said that you are a bad person," Mina said. Lisa was surprised of what they said. "Kids, trust me. You must be a good person, you must not lie," Lisa told them. Suddenly Lisa's phone rang. "Yes Inspector Kim. Jennie went to the station?" Lisa asked as she answered the call.

"Haist Jennie. Why do you always want me to find you?" Lisa asked herself while driving around looking for Jennie. She smiled when she saw Jennie sitting on the waiting shed. 

Lisa was walking slowly towards Jennie while the latter was looking on the ground sadly. Jennie noticed Lisa standing in front of her so she quickly wiped her tears. "Are you looking for me? No one else does that. I told you that I don't want to see you. Why are you here?" Jennie asked. "I can always see you. I can't possibly pretend not to see you," Lisa said as she stood nearer to Jennie. "It looks like I was abandoned. My family isn't looking for me," Jennie sadly said. "Even if they abandoned you, you can't give up. Something must have happened so they didn't look for you," Lisa comforted her.

"Will I not know who am I for the rest of my life and just die?" Jennie asked. "Aren't you starting to remember some things? You'll regain your memory soon," Lisa encouraged her. "I have no past, no memory, and no one is looking for me. There is nothing I can hold onto," Jennie stated. 

"Didn't you want to catch me?" Lisa asked her. "Now, I have nothing to do with you," Jennie replied. "Why not? You want to take revenge on me. I was ordering you around, lie to you, and even threw you into the tub. I did a lot of bad things. Just take it as you're getting revenge for all of that. Didn't you say you only remember my face and only know me? If you find it tiring, then let me take over. Before you find your past I will definitely hold on to you," Lisa said which touched Jennie's heart. 

"Let's go," Lisa said smiling as she offered her hand to Jennie. Jennie slowly lift her hand and Lisa held it tightly. "About lying to you...I'm really sorry," Lisa sincerely said. "Since I have to rely on you, I'll forgive you first," Jennie said and Lisa smiled at her. "Thank you for finding me," Jennie added and stood up. 

"Jennie, you're really a veeery rich person," Lisa said while they were walking in the street. "What's the use? I'm poor now," Jennie responded. "How come you're poor? Did the money run away? You will regain your memory soon so the money will go back as well," Lisa explained. 

"Will it? Am I really that rich?" Jennie interestingly asked. "Yes, the car you drive in...look at that car," Lisa pointed to a car parked beside the road. "It can't even be compared to yours," Lisa stated. "Yeah, I feel that my car is better too. That isn't my style," Jennie confidently said. 

"And you were so fashionable. That's what I thought," Lisa said. "Yes, I can't believe that I was so old-fashioned like what you said before. I'm so tired of that lie too," Jennie responded. "And whatever you wore, wasn't old-fashioned. You could be of royal blood," Lisa complimented her. "Yes, I think so too," Jennie proudly said.

"Jennie, after you regain your memory, don't forget me, okay?" Lisa told her. "I will look at your performance. By the way Lisa, I have lots of money and I'm rich, how about I'll buy you a drink?" Jennie excitedly asked. "What?" Lisa asked confused. "Let's go, my treat," Jennie said but Lisa stopped her. 

"Jennie, the money you took from the drawer...if you are going to buy soju with that, please return it to me. I need to pay bills," Lisa pleaded. "I am a rich person. Once I regain my memory, I'll pay back twice as much. For now, I'll just take it. Hurry, let's go," Jennie said and went ahead. "Aish! She should return it before borrowing...Jennie!" Lisa said and followed Jennie.

"Lisa Manoban, you and I aren't a couple and we are back to normal and not enemies. So, what are we now?" Jennie curiously asked while Lisa  was pouring her glass. "Jennie, it's like you're going to the army," Lisa replied. "What? Army?" Jennie asked again. "Yes, unwilling to go to the army, yet it is a must. And after that, you'll become a real person," Lisa said.

"No need, I am outstanding now. It's just that I lost my memory," Jennie stated. "Wouldn't it be better to be more outstanding? No matter what, we are army buddies. We are fighting upfront to find your memory back," Lisa explained. "Here, cheers," Lisa said. "Yes. If I regained my memory, I can destroy the person who abandoned me!" Jennie angrily said and drank the rice wine. 

"Since I already told you the truth, I feel more relieved. Actually, when you said that your heart was beating fast...I was really anxious," Lisa admitted. "What?" Jennie asked. "When you said that you liked me, it really felt awkward," Lisa responded. "It was because you lied to me! Now there aren't such feelings!" Jennie said irritated. "That should be the way! What I mean is...I'm sorry that I lied," Lisa sincerely said.

"Lisa Manoban, don't take it wrongly because now I have no feelings anymore," Jennie stated. "Thank you for that Jennie. We shall settle everything and get back to the life we had before," Lisa said and drink another shot. Jennie just looked at her emotionless.

Lisa and Jennie were walking down the street both already drunk but can still manage themselves. "Jennie, army buddies should sing songs. Listen...oh never mind, I'll just sing to you another day," Lisa told her.

They saw a white car parked beside the road. "Jennie, look at that car and give your comments," Lisa said. "Look at that bloody look," Jennie responded and ran towards the car to kick it. Lisa quickly stopped her. "Don't use your name to kick it," Lisa told her. 

"Hey, just look at that sign," Lisa said and Jennie looked at it. "Old-fashioned sign. Change it!" Jennie yelled and went to the sign to kick it. Lisa ran immediate to stop her. "There is no need for you to change it personally," Lisa said and Jennie looked at the other direction.

"What are they doing in the streets? Fools... Go away!" Jennie yelled at a group of man. Lisa quickly pulled Jennie dragging her from them. 

"Somi, isn't that Lisa?" Rosé asked when they saw Lisa and Jennie on the street walking. 

"Go to hell! Get out of my way!" Jennie speaking English in slurred speech. "Jennie is really great in English," Lisa happily said while clapping her hands. "I will kick their ass when my memory's back. Get out!" Jennie still speaking in English and was about to fall but Lisa quickly held her. 

"Lisa Manoban seems to really like her," Rosé commented while looking at Jennie and Lisa. "That isn't so," Somi replied. "I said so much to her...She really is thick-skinned," Somi said to herself. 

Jennie was sleeping in the couch and Lisa fixed her blanket. "Rather than frowning, it is better to vent your anger out. It isn't difficult. Jennie, you'll get back your memory soon and everything will be okay," Lisa softly said while looking at Jennie. 

Somi was looking at the watch that Lisa gave her. "That woman is nothing at all. It is just out of pity. It isn't love," Somi comforted herself.