Photograph (Lisa x reader)

Chapter 5

Lisa POV
I quickly put on my mask after I was done and sprinted back to the studio, where Y/N was still faithfully waiting for me to return. "You took so long" she whined, dragging the word "long".

I grinned, "well, good things come to those who wait."

Y/N scoffed, "my Grandmother could still change faster than you." I smacked her arm before hooking it.

"Lets go grandma," she flashed a wide smile. My heart started racing, thumping loudly against my chest as though it was a wild beast trying to escape its boney prison. The word "cute" flashed across my mind and I shook my head, blushing, as I tried to cover it up by smacking Y/N's arm again. "Ouch, ok fine. Where to m'lady?" She stretches her arm out as she bowed, gesturing towards the door. My eyes widen at what she said, I was basically a blushing mess by now.

"Let's just go." I mumbled, silently thanking god that I had a mask on.

Y/N POV
I brought Lisa to the seaside. Cliché? Yep. But it was the best place to take photos, in my opinion of course. The smell of the sea invaded my nostrils as I sucked in a huge breath. I decided to bring Lisa to my favourite spot, a small cliff that looks out to the sea. "We'll start here." I informed Lisa. I took out my camera from my bag, warning Lisa to be careful with it before handing it to her.

"Try to snap another picture, I'll teach you how to focus later." I stepped behind Lisa. Her hair flowed in the sea Breeze, allowing me to catch a whiff of the shampoo she uses. Lavender. I watched Lisa step forward to snap a few photos, her eye never leaving the eye piece. My heart dropped as she stepped closer to the edge, one more step and she could fall. I quickly stepped forward and wrapped my right arm around her stomach. I felt her jump as I gently pulled her back. "Careful."

Lisa put the camera down as she peered over the edge. "Oh." She mumbled, "Thanks." I nodded and looked at my watch, 5:00pm, almost time. I sat down on the cliff, Lisa cocked her head to the side in confusion, patting the space beside me, I gestured her to sit, she obeyed. The both of us watch the sun slowly descend. "Perfect. Lisa, focus on the sun."

She brought the camera back up to her eye. "Press the shutter lightly to focus." A few seconds later, the shutter sound could be heard. She eagerly checked the picture, it was a rather good one for a beginner. "Good job, grandma!" I chuckled as I ruffled her hair. She pouted as she brushed her hair back with her fingers.

"You're mean." She passed the camera back to me, "Let's go eat!" She pulled me up to my feet, linking her arm to mine again.

It took very Long to search for a place to eat since Lisa did not like seafood and unfortunately most of the restaurants sell seafood. I mean we're at a beach, so what do you expect? So after a thousand years of searching, we finally found a restaurant which sells Korean barbecue. "It's on me." I told Lisa once we've settled down. She smiled even wider. "Thanks Y/N! Ehee." I laughed before replying an "Ehee" back.