These are just some imagines about Jenna as an acquaintance or as a friend. I haven't seen a lot with platonic relationships so I took it upon myself to write some for fun.
I do hope you enjoy the read.
"Is there a dress code I should know about?" Jenna asks over the phone. "Like, what do I wear?"
"Anything that makes you feel comfortable." You say eating a bowl of cereal.
"So hoodie and sweats?" Jenna asks, giggling.
"Jenna." You whine. "This is a date. I'm sure you want to put a little more effort into it."
She continues to laugh.
"Do you have a dress code for me?" You ask standing up to rinse your bowl.
"Same applies." She answers. "No wait, why don't we have matching outfits. That'll be cute."
You instantly facepalm yourself. "You're taking this really seriously huh?" You walk over to your wardrobe. You smile liking the idea more than you hate it.
"What do you have in mind?"
"Black, denim and white?" Jenna suggests. "Shouldn't be difficult..."
"I can do that." You already have your outfit in mind. "See you in a few."
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*** You open the passenger door as soon as you see Jenna exit her dorm house.
"Aww we're matching. I didn't think you'd actually go along with it." She says walking towards you. "And you look good too."
"Anything to help make your day special." You wink. "You look lovely as well."
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"There you go m'lady." You gesture to the seat. Her jasmine perfume welcomes you as she passes you to get into the car.
"You're so sweet." Jenna coos. "You really don't have to."
She sits in her seat and makes herself comfortable.
"But I do. You're my date remember?" You close her door and jog over to the drivers side and plop in your seat. "So where are we off to first?"
"If you let me drive you wouldn't need directions." Jenna teases.
"You may be my Galentine, but remember I don't know you well enough for you to drive my car." You say, starting the engine.
