Why her? [CHAENNIE]

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A black Camry is parked in front of the tall building that houses the cafe. Rose quickly turns off the engine. After quickly checking the pockets of her gray sweatpants for her phone and cardholder, she zips up her black bomber and, pulling on the hood of the same gray hoodie, gets out of the car.

Toronto is back in the pouring rain today, with strong winds. Being out in this downpour without an umbrella for even five minutes can make you soaked to the skin. Diana quickly runs to the parking machine to pay for a spot for a few hours. Luckily for her, the machine is not old and accepts cards. After quickly paying for the spot, the girl ran straight to the cafe, jumping over the puddles. She's glad she wore a warm tracksuit and sneakers, otherwise she would have frozen at the snap of her fingers.

Toronto is back in the pouring rain today, with strong winds. Being out in this downpour without an umbrella for even five minutes can make you soaked to the skin. Rose quickly runs to the parking machine to pay for a spot for a few hours. Luckily for her, the machine is not old and accepts cards. After quickly paying for the spot, the girl ran straight to the cafe, jumping over the puddles. She's glad she wore a warm tracksuit and sneakers, otherwise she would have frozen at the snap of her fingers.

The blonde literally runs into the café and immediately shakes the water droplets off her bomber with her hand. She takes off her hood and glances around the room, looking for Jennie. She spots her not far from the windows, at an outlet table near the wall. She smiles weakly and heads over to her.

Kim pulls a charging pad out of her backpack, unwinding it. Judging by the wet jacket hanging on the back of her chair, the girl had just arrived. The time was 11:15 a.m - both girls were as on time as possible.

-Hi.- Rose was the first to speak, approaching the girl from behind.

Jennie immediately turns around slightly, lifting her head up, watching as Rose walks over to her. The blonde smiles at her in a friendly way, and Jennie involuntarily does the same, quickly running her gaze over the girl.

She notices that the boss looks so homely and cozy today in her warm tracksuit, white sneakers and black bomber. Like a person who is on a day off and has been urgently pulled into work.

-Hi.- Jennie finally said, still watching Rose, who had already taken the chair on the other side of the table and placed it next to Kim's.- The weather sucks, right?

Rose chuckles, pulling off her bomber and hanging it on the back of her chair.

-Yes.- Park rolls her eyes, but doesn't sit up, just shoves her hands in her pants pockets, looking down at Jennie.

The brown-haired girl had by this point shifted her attention back to the charging unit, plugging it in.

-I'm going to order a coffee.- Rose continued, taking a quick glance around the table where Jennie's phone, laptop, and mouse rested.- What do you want to drink?

At the last question, Jennie looked up at Rose, chuckling awkwardly. She immediately turned slightly sideways, throwing her arm over the back of the chair to get a better view of the boss across from her.

-Wait a minute.- Kim put up her hand.- I'm the one who pulled you out on your day off. So I will order something and...

-Jennie.- Rose immediately raised her hand, automatically preventing Jennie's verbal flood.-Stop and answer my question.

Kim looks at the blonde with her mouth open, while she just raises her eyebrow to the top with a chuckle, silently saying, "well, I'm waiting." The brown-haired girl gives up quickly, realizing that it's a stupid idea now to decide who will pay for coffee.