You Make Me Feel (When I Feel Nothing) | Jenlisa [COMPLETED]

Chapter 6

September, 2020

"Great," Jennie grunted as she looked outside, her eyes following the droplets from the sky and watching as they crashed against the ground. Large drops just for her, she really should think about getting an umbrella. She let out a heavy breath and looked around her as if someone else in the building had the ability or the power to stop the weather from inconveniencing her, but of course, that just wasn't the case.

She hated Wednesdays.

Mumbling to herself about her luck she pushed the heavy door open and slipped outside of it, immediately greeted with splashes of cold water on her skin. The day as grey as the way she paints lately. She pulls her phone from her back pocket and stuffs it in the front as if that'll help protect it more. She jogs down the street, the rain colder than she had been expecting. Actually, she wasn't sure what she was expecting, since it was September in Seoul.

She was maybe a block away from the gallery when she had decided that she wasn't going to make it home like this. Cutting off down the sidewalk she moved along a shortcut down an alleyway, making it out the other side and up familiar steps. She didn't know if Lisa was home, but she didn't have a key to ask her permission, she slipped the metal item into the lock once she got to the door, pushing it open and taking refuge in the dry hallway, shutting out the noise of the rain outside.

She collapsed against the hallway wall, resting her head against it as she dripped toward the tile on the ground. Not even a block and she was already soaking wet. She let out another huff and pushed herself off the wall, being relatively quiet as she made her way into the familiar apartment.

She had learned six months ago that arriving at Lisa's apartment lately without warning didn't turn out to be something good for her. The last time she had walked in on Lisa pressing a girl she had never seen before against the hallway wall right next to the front door and that had been a sight since the girl had been missing her pants.

Not something Jennie looked forward to experiencing again, not that she wasn't happy her friend had found it in her to... get out there again. She wasn't going to call it dating, because that really wasn't what Lisa was doing, but it was still a step forward to being locked up in her house like a hermit and never leaving except for when Jennie begged her too.

The brunette stripped her jacket off her shoulders and noticed the place was rather dark and quiet, she assumed Lisa may not be home but she shut out the thought of where Lisa could be if she wasn't home, deciding that it's just better if she doesn't know.

Jennie let out a shudder as the cold from the rain skated its way across her skin. She pulled her shirt off and dropped it on the floor, deciding to pick it up after she was able to get warm and headed into Lisa's bedroom. The lights were off so she flipped them on and glanced around the unusually untidy room.

The thought of why it was that way churned her stomach so she shut it out.

She pulled her phone from her front pocket, sent Lisa a quick message that she was in her apartment and to hold off on bringing anyone there until she was at least gone and went about unbuttoning her jeans.

She was just pulling the zipper down in front of Lisa's closet as she searched for the stuff she normally leaves over when a soft voice filtered its way into the room, making her jump about ten feet in the air. "Getting undressed for me already?" Lisa was teasing when Jennie turned to look at her, ignoring the way walnut eyes slipped slowly down her figure, a bit more exposed than she probably should be in front of her.

Jennie ignored the tug in her stomach at the look. "You wish,"

"I wasn't planning on having anyone over tonight, but I can make an exception for you." Lisa's smirk widened along her lips in a way that was as attractive as it could possibly be. Of course it was, Lisa knew how to flirt, not that she expected an outcome, and not that Jennie expected anything to come of it. No, that's just not what this was right now.