Lisa stormed out of the club, holding tightly to Jennie's wrist. The front of the club faced the beautiful Seokchon Lake Park, which was what the area was named after, and it looked stunning at night.
"Lisa, let go," Jennie cried as the man continued dragging her forward. But, he did not let go until they could no longer hear the noise from the club.
Finally he stopped beside a willow tree next to the lake.
The wispy branches of the willow tree moved with the early spring breeze and the clear night sky was lit by a crescent moon. The weather was still a little cold as spring had just started, so Jennie began to shiver a little in her cropped top and short jeans.
Lisa looked a little annoyed, but he still removed his coat and gave it to Jennie. "What are you doing here?" he asked, trying his best to not sound angry. After all, what right did he have to be angry?
Jennie wrapped herself with the coat and was reminded of the one she still had at home. Just like the one at home, it smelled of Lisa's cologne. She looked up at the man in front of her, this was the first time since they first met that she had seen him without a bandage around his head.
Now that she looked at him properly, he was even more good looking than she remembered and it made her a little nervous. Finally, after a moment of silence, she replied, "I'm working."
"Aren't you a nurse? Shouldn't you be at the hospital?" he asked.
Jennie looked down at the floor and replied, "I couldn't go back there after what happened."
"What do you plan to do then? You can't continue working at the club, it's too dangerous," Lisa warned.
"If it's dangerous, then why do you go there every Friday night?" Jennie asked.
Lisa looked at Jennie with suspicion, "How did you know that I go there every Friday night?"
Jennie's eyes quickly darted around awkwardly. Did she just slip up?
"Miss Kim, why do I feel like you came to the club because of me?" Lisa asked.
Jennie held her breath; did he just figure out who she was and what she was doing?
At that moment, Lisa suddenly grabbed onto her waist and pulled her towards him. "If you wanted to thank me for saving your life, you didn't have to stalk me," he laughed.
Jennie quickly pushed him away. "Hey, I'm not one of those women that swoon over you," she said.
Lisa's lips curved upwards slightly. "What women are you referring to?"
"The two that were all over you earlier. I'm sure they're waiting for you to get back inside."
Lisa laughed. Did that mean she had spotted him from the bar before he even saw her?
Lisa looked down at Jennie and brushed away a loose strand of hair from her face. The first time he saw her at the hospital, he thought she was good looking with a bit of attitude and sass, so she immediately caught his attention.
The second time he saw her at the restaurant, she was cold and unapproachable, yet the more she tried to ignore him, the more he wanted to know her.
The third time at the bar, she was innocent and vulnerable, but as soon as he had her in his arms, she was so seductive and alluring that he almost lost control.
So, the fourth time he saw her, he was so charmed by her that he gave his all to save her even though it could have put him in danger.
This was only their fifth meeting, but Lisa had to admit that he was already captivated by this woman.
However, he was never one to fall in love easily. She simply interested him.
"Is your boyfriend picking you up from work today?" Lisa asked all of a sudden.
Jennie looked at Lisa confusedly. She didn't have a boyfriend. "Errr...no," she replied, unsure of who he was referring to.
"I'll treat you to some supper and take you home then. Wait for me here," Lisa said as he ran off into one of the side streets.
Jennie sat down at the edge of the lake. It was just high enough so that her feet could dangle without touching the water.
She had successfully grabbed Lisa's attention. It was a lot easier than expected. Now, she had to befriend him, make him trust her and subtly hint that she had the skills to help him. How was she to do that?
At that moment, Lisa returned holding two paper bags. He handed one bag to Jennie and sat down beside her.
"The grilled c.u.min lamb sticks are really good at this place. Have you had them before?"
"Not from this particular store." Jennie pulled out one of the sticks of meat and started munching down on it.
Lisa laughed as he handed her a tissue, "You look hungry."
Jennie held onto the tissue and glanced at the man next to her, "Lisa, thank you."
"For what?"
"You know what. You saved me three times. I don't have many friends in Seoul, so I'm glad you were there," Jennie replied sincerely.
"Does that mean we're friends?" Lisa asked as he shuffled a little closer.
Jennie looked at the man next to her and nodded her head.
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