A village romance

Chapter 6: Work

It has been a week since Jennie moved into the village, and she realized she used half of her savings already to buy the things she needed for her room and also the house since Jisoo was busy and a bit lazy to buy the stuff that's essential for the house, and Jennie wonders how Jisoo even survived living here since Jisoo is powered up by coffee and a bit of Ahn Bo-Hyun because she perks up and goes out whenever he visits to check on her.

At this point, she feels guilty, and she shouldn't be, as Jisoo let her stay in her house, but she doesn't want to be a burden to Jisoo. Even if Jisoo says she isn't, she gets an idea. "Wait, why do you want to apply here?" BamBam says, looking at the resume Jennie gave him as soon as she entered the café. "Well, my savings are being depleted, and I don't want to be a burden to Jisoo," Jennie said to BamBam, who thought of it for a moment. "I do need another hand if Lisa can't manage it," he says, then looks to Jennie. "Ok, sure, you're hired; you'll start work tomorrow," he tells Jennie, who smiles happily at what he said.

When she told this to Jisoo, her best friend was understandably shocked but understood her reasons and wanted her to enjoy this break or vacation she has, and Jennie did want that too but wasn't used to it and didn't want to use Jisoo's money for things. Upon seeing that, Jisoo decided to let it go since she's never going to win this argument with Jennie anyways and told her that if Jennie works there, she's going to get a best friend discount or give her a drink for free. Hearing that made Jennie laugh at what she told her and tell her that she would try, and hearing that pleased Jisoo.

Meanwhile, like Jisoo, Lisa was surprised when BamBam announced to her that Jennie had been hired. It confused her so much as to why someone who's here decided to work, and she understood when BamBam told her the reason why, and it reminded her of something. Then she looked at BamBam and asked, "Wait, why did you hire her?" Lisa asked curiously, "Well, you aren't here all the time; I needed more help," he said, and Lisa wanted to apologize, but he stopped her and told her that she would be the one training her and stopped her before she could say anything as they got a customer.

While Lisa was working, she thought, "This is going to be interesting." She thought to herself as she wondered what was going to happen tomorrow and the events that happened today, and it was the same for Jennie, who thought the same as well.