𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝐛𝐨𝐲𝐬 𓇬 𝘯𝘤𝘵𝘱𝘪𝘯𝘬

✎ 𝐒𝐈𝐗𝐓𝐄𝐄𝐍

Jennie woke up to the sound of her father barging in her room, along with him a suitcase that belonged to Jennie. She was confused as what was happening, and she jerked up from her bed.

"Dad, what are you doing?" She said, specifically pointing to the suitcase that was in his hand.

Mr. Kim sighed. "I didn't want to have to do this, but I'm going to send you to live with your mother in New Zealand."

Jennie felt immediate shock beyond to her own comprehension. Why was he suddenly sending her to her mother?

"What?! Why?" Jennie protested.

"I can't separate you and Taeyong. You're teenagers, you'll find a way. This way I know for sure you two won't be able to ruin the company for me." Mr. Kim explained.

"What?! This is ridiculous! You can't just send me to live with mom just because you don't want me to be with someone!" Jennie got upset and jumped up from her bed.

Mr. Kim sighed. "I have to, Jennie. This is the only way that I'll know for sure you two won't break the rules."

"N-No! You can't do this to me!" Jennie cries.

"Pack your things. Your flight is in a few days, Jiyong will pick you up at the airport in New Zealand."

Jiyong was her older brother of several years. She and him were separated after their parents divorce, and their parents had different rights to their child. She hasn't seen him in so long, but she really didn't want to go to New Zealand.

"No! I'm not going! You can't make me!" Jennie said, crossing her arms angrily.

"I've made my decision." Mr. Kim said sternly.

"I can't just leave! I have school here, my friends are here! It's my senior year, I don't want to restart my life in New Zealand!" Jennie whined.

"If I can't make you avoid Taeyong, then I will!" Mr. Kim slammed the door.

"No!" Jennie jerked up from her bed, eyes shot open, nearly hyperventilating. She looked around her surroundings, but her dad wasn't there, nor was there a pink suitcase waiting for her.

"It was just a dream..." She whispered to herself. Relieved that it wasn't reality, she went back to sleep in hopes that another nightmare won't come.

-

Anxiously waiting at the corner store café, Lisa nervously tapped the table. She was around fifteen minutes early than what she told Jennie to tell Ten to meet her, because she wanted to be sure that she'd be the first one there. Around ten minutes later, the handsome boy with black hair entered the café with wandering eyes. His gaze soon met with Lisa and smiled at the sight of her. She called him over at her table as he curiously wondered why she had invited to meet him alone.

"Hey, Lis. What's up?" Ten smiled.

"I kind of have to tell you something. But you can't tell anyone else. Not your friends, not my friends. Especially, not my friends." Lisa said seriously. The situation felt serious, and Ten changed his aura from a joking one to a serious one.

Lisa pulled out an already-opened envelope and handed it to Ten.

"Read it." She said.

Ten took the envelope and pulled out the paper that was inside. He read out loud softly: "Dear Mr. and Mrs. Manoban, we would like to happily tell you that your address lives within the vicinity of the school district of Star Museum High School! We are excited to inform you that your daughter, Lalisa Manoban is eligible to attend Star Museum High School for the 2020-2021 school year, as we've processed her credits and transferred them here. Once the school year commences this September, she is officially a student of Star Museum High School! We welcome you to a devoted high school environment. We will do our best for the well-being of your child. If you have any questions please contact the school's email. We look forward to meeting you!"