Bunny Bully | Liskook ff | *Discontinued

Chapter 11

✨BUNNY BULLY ✨
Chapter 11:

The slightly transparent curtain moved as the wind blew through the cracked open window.

Even though there were thin bars on the outside of the windows — to prevent YGE trainees from sneaking out — the wind blew through quite strong.

Lisa and Rosé didn't mind it though, especially after a long day of school and then sweating an ocean in a burning hot dance room.

"Hey lis, so should I wear this shirt. . .?" Rosé put down the shirt she had in her hand and picked up another one, "or this shirt tomorrow?"

Lisa, who just finished her homework, put away her textbooks before looking over at the options Rosé was giving her.

"Hmm. . ." She though with a finger on her chin before pointing at the second option. "What's the occasion?" Lisa asked while plopping down on her comforter and pillows.

"Break day means shopping day! C'mon Lisa, we have been living together for a couple years and you still don't know this?" Rosé playfully rolled her eyes.

"You're so lucky! I wish I could go shopping but instead, I have to spend my free day with Tzuyu."

Rosé turned to Lisa, feeling bad for the younger. She knew how much Lisa and Tzuyu didn't get along.

"Just be nice to her alright? No more fighting and also, don't worry. All four of us have to go shopping sometime this week anyways for our evaluation."

"Yeah, yeah" Lisa said before taking her phone off the charger and snuggling into her blankets.

Rosé made her way to bed after switching off the lights. The room became quiet as the two prepared to get some sleep but they were both interrupted when a buzzing came from Lisa's phone.

Lisa picked up her phone that was laying next to her on her bed before turning it on to see a message notification.

Lisa's eyebrows furrowed in confusion. Who would be texting her at this time? It was already 1am.

From: Unknown
Hello, this is Mr. Manoban's lawyer from Bang Kwang Central Prison. I'm requesting a in person meeting on behalf of Mr. Manoban. Please get back to us as soon as possible, thank you.

Not even reading the whole message, Lisa turned off her phone and placed it on her nightstand with a sigh.

Even though she was obviously ignoring them, her dad's lawyer would not leave her alone.

Her dad wanted to meet her in person but was she really ready for that? It had been nine years since Lisa saw her dad and one year since she started receiving these messages.

Somehow, they got her number and she didn't like it one bit. The man that murdered his own wife now wanted to see his child and Lisa was not having it one bit.

When she first started receiving the messages, she stayed up for nights wondering what he could have possibly wanted but now Lisa didn't even bother thinking of such stupid stuff.

Why bother thinking of all these possibilities when she wouldn't visit him anyways? It was nothing but a waste of time and energy.