Jennie and Chaeyoung haven't seen each other since summer camp years ago when they were kids, where Chaeyoung served as the first girl Jennie ever kissed and her bisexual awakening, and Jennie served as a first for something else for Chaeyoung. They meet again at senior prom. The problem? They both have dates, and they can't keep their eyes off each other. Maybe they'll just have to get to know each other again in the back of the limo...
Rating: Mature
POV: Both
D/S: Switch
Content: Fluff, Smut, Humor
Word Count: 8,950
Original: First Things First by DreamsAreMyWords
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It's awkward. Prom shouldn't be this awkward, right?
Jennie shifts her weight on her wedges and fidgets with her clutch, resisting the urge to reach into her dress to adjust. It's not that it's uncomfortable, just that this is the second time she's caught someone staring at her. And, honestly, it's just something to do with her hands. The group stands there awkwardly in a half-formed circle, basically just watching as Jisoo takes several selfies with Lisa.
Maybe it's her date. Don't get her wrong, Kai is a sweet guy. Three weeks ago she'd opened her locker to a dozen painstakingly crafted origami roses that were so well done they almost appeared to be the real thing from a distance. She said yes because, well, her parents warned her she can't skip out on yet another important milestone of social life and Kai is nice enough, so why not? But now she's worried she's given him the wrong idea. He seems...much more enthusiastic about this than she does. Earlier this evening he was even happier than her parents were to take cheesy prom photos, and even now he keeps leaning down to her to whisper jokes in her ear she barely listens to. She feels, at best, lukewarm about him and this whole prom thing in general. In all truthfulness, Jennie would much rather be in her comfy clothes relaxing at home, watching Netflix. She tried to convince her parents she needed to study, but they didn't buy it— after all, she'd already been accepted to YG University, and she was a straight-A student.
