You're My Perfect (Jenlisa) COMPLETED

FINAL CHAPTER

The first time they see each other again, properly, is a year and a half after the breakup. They text, but not regularly, and Jennie is always the one to message first, but she doesn't mind.

Lisa finally has some time off for Christmas and New Year and after seeing her family in Busan, she decides to go down to visit Jisoo and Rosé for New Year's Eve. She arrives at their apartment, and Rosé takes her bags with a smile, while Jisoo asks her all about any celebrities she's met.

Lisa's heart stops when she hears a bang from the kitchen, and then a familiar voice shouting, "Um, Rosie, I think I broke your toaster."

Lisa pushes past Jisoo, who mutters rude under her breath, and heads into the kitchen, where she meets those feline eyes for the first time in what feels like forever.

Jennie blinks at her, before directing her gaze to the floor. "Um... hi."

"Hey," Lisa watches Jennie, unable to believe that she's here. On the exact same day that Lisa happens to be.

(She's going to talk to Jisoo about this strange coincidence later.)

"I didn't, um," Jennie shrugs, "know you were coming."

Lisa shrugs. "I didn't know you were here. I think we were set up."

"Yes, most likely," Jennie taps her hand against her pants leg, "Can I, um... can I hug you?"

After a few moments, Lisa smiles, and holds out her arms. "Come here."

Jennie practically pounces on her, and Lisa wraps her arms around her ex, missing how they fit together perfectly and Jennie's soft hair and calming scent. She doesn't know how she managed to go so long without this.

"I missed you so much," Lisa mumbles against her, "can we - can we please be friends? Like, properly?"

Jennie pulls away, beaming. "Yes! I've been wanting that for a while, but I felt like maybe I was annoying you by texting you."

"You could never annoy me," Lisa assures her, "are the dogs here? I miss them."

"No, they're with Somi. She is looking after them for me," Jennie says, "she's nice. She said they're never any trouble, because I have them well trained."

Lisa hums in reply. "Is anyone else here?"

"No," Jennie shakes her head, "why would anyone else be here? Irene's not coming until tomorrow, and - and... everyone else I know is busy. Nayeon is in Incheon-"

"Are you two dating?" Lisa blurts out, before she clamps her hand over her mouth and shakes her head, "I'm sorry, that was so out of line, just-"

"No, we're not," Jennie frowns at her, "why would you think that?"

"I, um..." Lisa sighs, "Honestly? I saw you two. Together. She - you were holding hands and - and it looked like more than it used to."

"Oh," Jennie taps on the kitchen counter, "I, um, yeah, well... I mean it's - Nayeon and she's my soulmate but we're not - I'm single."

"That's, uh," Lisa cuts herself off, but she feels like jumping onto the counter and doing a happy dance, because if Jennie isn't with anybody, it's going to make being friends much easier. "I am, too. Single, I mean."

"I know, I watch your interviews and that's all they ever ask you," Jennie says, "it's like they don't know any other questions."

Lisa actually laughs, "God, I know! Like, be more creative! I like the ones where I get to play games."

Jennie hums. "I like watching those ones. You smile in them, and I like when you're happy. Anyway, I'm going to watch TV now. Don't tell Rosie that I broke the toaster, I don't think she heard me when I called."