Chapter 48

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Jennie

Somehow, my glass is empty again. I take a break from dancing and head over to the bar. The bartender is busy, so I lean against the bar table and drop my purse in front of me. I dig my phone out and flick through it.

I have a confirmation email from Audrant Bakery, an updated email thread between Ren and the landscapers, and a couple of missed calls from Taehyung. The words blur in my vision, and I have trouble concentrating, so I click away.

One missed text. 822-A Seoul number. I click on it.

Lisa: It's Lisa. Where are you?

I can't stop the grin that crawls across my face. I debate whether or not I should answer, but she's already seen that I've read it, so I have no choice now, right? That's the excuse I tell myself, anyway. My fingers fly over the screen.

Jennie: Magpie Tavern.

Jennie: Bridesmaids are in full swing.

Jennie: We're having fun. You'd hate it.

I don't want to be the girl who waits by the phone, so I click away from messages. I scroll back through my emails without reading anything, and then click back on my messages, far too eager and impatient. My heart leaps when I see Lisa typing back.

Lisa: Because I hate everything?

I snort a laugh at that.

Jennie: Yes.

There's a longer pause between texts now. The bubble which pops up tells me that Lisa is typing, but it takes her a few extra seconds to actually send the text.

Lisa: I don't hate you.

Jennie: Aww.

Jennie: That's practically a proposal coming from you.

Lisa: I think I've had enough of weddings for a lifetime.

I bite my lip. I'm feeling bold, silly, and drunk. My mind drifts to memories of Lisa. Lisa's strong hands on my hips. Lisa's lips gracing my throat. Lisa. I know I should put down the phone, but instead, my thumbs betray me and type out another text.

Jennie: Send me a picture of your junk.

Jennie: ;)

Lisa: Or I can come by and give you the real thing.

It takes a lot to embarrass me, but I feel my face go completely red at that. I stare at the text, debating how to answer. I want her. That's the easy answer. But I know better than to get involved with the bride's family... at least, I should know better...

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