More Than Revenge [Chaelisa, Jenlisa, Chaennie]

Chapter 4

Lisa

For a first day at school Lisa thinks that it went pretty perfectly. Chaeyoung was nicer then she ever imagined and overall the school day went pretty quickly. Taehyung was in her photography class. After school they had taken the train with Taehyung and a group of his friends until they reached their stations. Once off the train they walked and chatted happily all the way to the doors of their apartments. Lisa watched as Chaeyoung's face lit up with laughter again and smiled happily. Yup, moving to Korea was a good idea.

"I suppose I'll see you in the morning?"

"7:30?"

"Yeah 7:30"

Lisa smiled but felt a little sad as she turned away from the pretty girl at her side to open her own door. She went to go inside but stopped at Chaeyoung's voice.

"Hey, would you wanna come over and watch a movie? I don't wanna feel lonely."

Lisa grinned.

"Sure thing Rosie."

"Yah! I told you to call me Chaeyoung or Chaeng."

"Hey it's not my fault your English name can be so damn cute."

Chaeyoung blushed yet again.

"So... movie?"

"Yeah let me go have a shower and I'll join you soon."

Chaeyoung smiled happily.

"Cool, I'll think about whether or not to let you in."

Before Lisa could reply Chaeyoung slammed the door to her apartment and she let out a laugh. Damn this girl.

Jennie

Jennie arrived home and threw down her bag. She was in a bad mood. It felt like all her friends had talked about all day was how hot the new girls were, which made her mad. It's not that she didn't agree, because she definitely did. She was just worried that her friends were too interested in getting close to them, she didn't trust them. Especially that blonde girl with the Aussie accent. There was something off about her that Jennie couldn't pinpoint.

Jennie shook her head and almost laughed at herself.

Your paranoia is getting to you again girl, give it a rest.

Sighing Jennie nursed her oncoming headache as she went to the kitchen for some water. She briefly considered something stronger, her mum wouldn't be home for hours. No, she'd save that for the weekend. Jennie stomped upstairs and lay down on her bed, instantly bored she opened her phone and scrolled through her contacts. She kind of wished she had a boyfriend or girlfriend to go out with but she didn't do relationships, not anymore. It hurt finding out someone you loved never even cared about you, and that hurt didn't just go away.

Think about something else Kim. Jennie scrolled faster through her contacts and called Jisoo.

"Hi. Party Saturday."

"What? Jennie it's the first week at school."

"Exactly, I think everyone needs a break."

Jisoo went silent for a second but Jennie knew she would never turn down a party offer.

"Alright, well I assume you want my house since my parents are never here."

"And you have a pool," Jennie reminded her.

"Yes the pool. Fine. But Jennie..."

"Yeah"

"If I'm holding another party I want you to socialise more," Jisoo paused for a second, "Without your tongue."