I Hated Her || JenLisa

Second Date

Jennie

"Where are we going?" I laugh at the absurdity of her covering my eyes.

She chuckles behind me, my back leaning on her front. "Watch out or we might just fall," she whispers while guiding me.

"We are never going to reach there if you stay behind me, lead the way," I joke. She laughs, her forehead resting on my shoulder for a second.

"Just trust me, we're a few more steps away."

"Don't you dare prank me, arasso? Or I'll have your head on the table," I was kind of scared, my eyes filled with darkness.

The only hint I could get was that it was cold and windy so we must be outside and that we're climbing some stairs so we're at the top of a building, I presume?

I could also hear the few talks from customers and staffs around us.

But I can never be too sure of myself. 

"Come on, Jennie. Don't be a scaredy cat," she goads.

Smacking her side, "Lisa!"

She laughs with me, we miraculously reached the top, my baby steps was slowing both of us during the process of climbing up.

"Finally! I'm going to drop my hands in the count of three," she utters.

"1"

I swallowed in anticipation.

"2"

She kisses my earlobe, a giggle of relief escaping my lips.

"3"

The light had revealed itself, blinking I was caught breathless.

Being correct, we were on top of a building, specifically in a bustling bar. The city lights below us got my heart racing.

There was no word perfect to describe the moment.

I didn't think I would ever feel this way towards a place and just the sight of it all had me tearing up.

"Welcome to Bantree Moon and Bar Hotel, babe," she fondles my cheeks and pecks my forehead.

Oh god this girl.

"You are full of surprises, Manoban," I grin, closing my eyes.

Were there people looking at us? Do they recognize Lisa and I? Is someone taking a picture right now?

"Don't worry, no one's staring," she answers as if she had read my mind.

How can I not fall for her?

Jisoo this is hard.

My eyes flutter open, her big round eyes were the first thing that I met. "Are you falling for me, Kim?"

Aishh am I this transparent?

Sneering, "No way."

She shrugs, "I can accept that as you being in denial."

She's getting cheeky. Rolling my eyes, I let out a small snicker before we sat in a two seater table, located near the railings. Our view of Bangkok was spectacular in our seats, I couldn't help but gawk at it all. 

She snaps me out as she lends me the menu, quickly ordering food for ourselves, the hunger from running around had finally gotten to our stomachs. I think Thailand's night has now became my favorite part of the day. 

The waiter was kind enough to seal his lips even if his eyes opened wide at the sight of Lisa. Lisa politely smiles and greets him before watching him leave.