I'M NOT FOR YOU (JENLISA) (adaptation story)

Epilogue : "The Future"

12 Years Later - Jennie Manoban Kim Office

- "No mom... Mom... mom... Can you leave... Mother... Mom... JUDY!" - Jennie had run out of patience. She had spent almost half an hour listening to her mother's high-pitched voice go over each of the things that bothered her husband's wife, Jennie's father. The brunette she knew that her parents' relationship was perfect and she was full of love, but very occasionally, she also knew that the two older ones had stages where she annoyed her even the smallest and most stupid thing. each. And that was exactly what Jennie had been hearing for a long time and what a few days before her birthday she was not going to take anymore.

- "Can you let me talk once and for all?" - She waited for her mother to bray and finish with her comments of 'you have the same character as your father' - "I don't care if you come before or on a different plane than father mother. Anyway, I won't be able to go looking for you... I'm not taking anyone's side, mom! It's just that..." - Jennie took a deep breath trying to calm down, she had some terrible days and she didn't want her mother to pay the consequences, she already felt too much guilt for poor Olivia. Her secretary was always the first to see her in the morning and she was always the first to receive her revenge

- "Listen mom" - Jennie had managed to calm down a bit - "Come whenever you want, you and dad can do whatever you want, but try to get there for the celebration, okay?" - Jennie could feel her mother breathing with one of the techniques that yoga had taught her to call for peace - "The girls miss their grandparents and I miss my parents, we haven't seen each other since the last vacation and I have a feeling that this birthday I'm going to need much more" - For Jennie it was a special date

- "Yes, mom, I'm fine, only... What are those screams?" - She asked just in case, but she had already recognized her father's angry voice through the phone - "Why are you yelling..." - Jennie had to move the receiver away from her ear so as not to be drilled by the not sweet melody that formed the Russell's thick voice coupled with her mother's irritating voice - "My God" - was all she said before hanging up the phone. She wasn't going to stay to listen anymore.

- "Phew" - Jennie took off her glasses and looked at the painted wall in front of her for a long time. Quite a work of art that her wife had done for her - "Shit..." - Jennie looked away from her drawing of her and clutched her head with both hands obscuring her vision. She couldn't bear the thought of not having her wife with her.

- "CAN YOU BELIEVE IT? CAN YOU BELIEVE IT? CAN YOU FUCKING BELIEVE IT?" - Once without any education, Jisoo slammed the door of Jennie's office to enter complaining as she usually did.

Jennie rested her back on her comfortable chair and looked at her friend with little interest, her head honestly elsewhere. Jisoo paced in front of her desk fuming like an old-fashioned firewood train.

- "Do I have a stupid face? Do I have the face that I don't give a damn about everything? Do I have the face that they can pass me over just like that? WELL, NO! I don't have it" - she answered herself - "But it seems that my idiotic mother along with my cheeky wife thinks yes, because if not, I CAN'T FIND ANOTHER DAMN EXPLANATION" - Call the firemen that Jisoo was going to set fire to someone at any time.

Jennie decided to speak right at that moment - ​​"I miss Lisaa Chuu" - She hadn't heard much of her partner's problem, it seems - "I can't take it anymore" - she confessed - "And there are still many days left, I don't know what I'm going to do" - she added worried

- "Jisoo..." - It was the same Jisoo who spoke, nothing more than trying to imitate Rosie's voice - "Your mother and I have decided that Sophie is going to go with her and your father to tour Europe... DOES MY OPINION NOT DOES IT MATTER DAMN IT?" - The light-skinned woman threw herself on the couch as if she had been shot in the chest. She quickly used her hand to cover her eyes.