High school Sweet Hearts | Jenlisa

Chapter 16

AN:

Sorry for the late update, literally no one left me alone so I could write in peace 🙄

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"Alright, now we gotta be quick, alright?" Lisa whispered to her as she unbuckled her seatbelt. Jennie looked curiously through her window to see a tall building. "Uhm, why?" She asked.

Lisa only smirked. "We're gonna go stargazing." She merely said and got out of the car, making Jennie follow her. "Wait, you can stargaze here?" Lisa shook her head. "Nope."

She took the brunette's hand in hers and made their way to the back of the building. "Hey, I don't think this will be a good idea." Jennie said unsurely when she looked around her to see darkness. "It's getting pretty late." Lisa looked over at her with pleading eyes. "Please, Jennie. I promise it'll all be worth it once you see what's up there."

Jennie huffed, but knowing that she could never say no to Lisa, she silently complied. The pair walked right up to a tall fence, and Lisa smiled at Jennie before stepping back slightly and jumping onto it. Jennie opened her mouth in shock and before she could even scold Lisa for doing it, the silver haired woman climbed her way over it and unlocked it.

"Come on." She said and Jennie brought her hand back to Lisa's, immediately intertwining their fingers. The younger woman forcefully opened up a rusty looking door and entered, making sure her footsteps were soft and light. She looked behind her shoulder and signalled for Jennie to walk, and the brunette listened once again.

They made their way up a half finished staircase and reached the very top. Lisa bust open the small door and walked out, smiling widely as she took in the sky.

Jennie grumbled under her breath as she was forced to crouch to get through, but was silent when she stood beside Lisa and looked up.

There was the night sky, painted with hues of purple and blue, and tiny specks of white, bright stars. Lisa said nothing, but walked forward until the edge of the building. She sat down and let her legs dangle over the edge.

"This is beautiful." Jennie finally breathed out and sat beside Lisa. She looked up at the younger woman, who was still staring at the beautiful scene in front of her.

"Thank you." Jennie said gratefully and leaned her head onto Lisa's shoulder. The latter wrapped her arm around the tiny brunette and held her tight.

"It's a cold night, huh?" Lisa said when a particularly cold burst of air breezed past them. As if on cue, Jennie shivered and nodded in agreement.

She pecked Jennie's forehead and grinned happily at how well the date had gone tonight.

"So, did you enjoy today? Because I did." Lisa asked, and Jennie smiled widely. "Of course I did. It was amazing. You are amazing." Jennie said and leaned in closer to her.

"This day was absolutely incredible. Thank you." Lisa brought Jennie's hand up and placed light, fluttery kisses on the back of it. "No, thank you for giving me a chance." She responded and even in the dark, she saw Jennie's cheeks brighten up.

"How did you know I liked constellations?" Jennie changed the subject, afraid she would probably turn into putty in Lisa's hands if she kept treating her how she is. "Hmm?" Lisa hummed in confusion and tilted her head to the side.

"Uhm, just intuition?" She said unsurely and Jennie chuckled. "Of course you didn't know." She said knowingly and turned her head back to face the beautiful sky that had now dimmed down slightly.

And suddenly a bright light entered from the corner of her eyes. Jennie opened her mouth in awe as she saw the shooting star emerge from the sky.