Lisa
Two hours later Lisa sat in a large living room with the rest of the Bravo team after just having met with the grounds security to go over their procedures and rotation schedule.
"I still can't get over this house man." Hoony said, looking around the huge living room that they were sitting in. Lisa agreed, it had every amenity one could possibly imagine, not to mention that it was absolutely huge. She almost felt sorry for the grounds security team because there really wasn't one vantage point that would give you a good view of the entire property.
"They didn't seem half bad, but I can see why Richard brought us in." Bambam added, assessing the skill level of the other security team.
"Can you believe that Mino guy? What an asshole." Lisa said.
"Total dick. No wonder Jennie has a bad taste in her mouth about security detail." Marcus added.
"Yeah, but we got to play nice with these assholes. If we ever need information from them, we can't make them our enemies." Bambam chimed in, always all business. The team started discussing the charity function that they were set to attend the next evening when a petite frame passed by the door. The entire team stalled their conversation with heads swivelling in Jennie's direction.
"Is she heading for the front door?" Hoony asked.
"Shit." Lisa muttered, scrambling out of her seat on the couch. Grabbing on to the door frame, Lisa leaned out and saw Jennie half way down the long hall, heading for the front door, looking down at a book in her hands.
"Where ya headed?" Lisa asked.
"Out." she tossed the words over her shoulder without stopping or turning around, looking down at something in her hands.
"Out." Lisa repeated to herself as she laughed, looking back at her teammates and giving them a comical expression as she shrugged her shoulders and repeated the casual phrase again "Out."
I don't think so sweetheart. Not without me you're not.
Lisa jogged over and caught up with Jennie just before she reached the front door.
"Where exactly is out?" she asked with a smile.
"Don't worry, I won't leave the grounds." Jennie answered, without lifting her eyes from the book in her hand.
"That's not how this works sweetheart," Lisa chuckled.
"Oh by all means tell me how this works." Jennie responded with the smallest smile in the corner of her mouth as she licked her finger and turned a page in her book.
She's testing me and it's so adorable.
"Pretty simple really. I go where you go."
Those words did catch Jennie's attention and caused her to slap her book shut with one hand. "Now you see that part doesn't really work for me," she sassed, finally bringing her eyes to meet Lisa's.
Those big bright eyes are super green right now. I guess I pissed her off.
"Well there's the catch sweetheart, because I don't work for you. I work for your dad... and he says I go where you go." Lisa finished off her statement with a wide grin, hoping she could charm a smile out of Jennie.
Narrowing her eyes at Lisa, she folded her arms across her chest, keeping her eyes locked onto hers. Lisa mimicked Jennie's body language and crossed her muscular arms across her own chest and smiled down at Jennie to show her that she is just as stubborn and relentless. The corner of Jennie's mouth had the tiniest curve to it. It was the smallest smile Lisa had ever seen, but it was a smile nonetheless.
