A huge smile spread across Rosé's face when she heard the words slip from Lisa's mouth.
"Is that so?" Rosé asked, placing her hands firmly on Lisa's hips and pulling her in closer.
"Yep," The black haired smiled, popping the sound of the 'p' then kissing the tip of Rosé's nose, running off excitedly to the box containing the Christmas tree. "I can't wait to put this up!" Lisa exclaimed, wrapping one arm around the box and beginning to lift it up, however she underestimated the weight of the box, which made the younger girl drop it on her.
"Owww!" Lisa shouted, dropping down onto the floor and cradling her foot. "Rosé, it's broken!" She cried dramatically.
"Stop being a drama queen," Rosé laughed, walking over to Lisa and pulling her up. "See, you're fine," Rosé smiled.
"No I'm not, you need to carry me," Lisa smiled, staring up at Rosé with big eyes. The older girl swiftly swooped Lisa off of her feet, swinging her around, making Lisa squeal with laughter.
"Okay, my foot is better now, put me down," Lisa giggled, feeling slightly dizzy and holding onto Rosé's waist for support.
"You good?" Rosé asked.
"I'm good," Lisa replied, picking up her small bag of decorations and emptying them out onto the sofa.
"So you're not going to help me move the box?" Rosé asked, one hand on her hip.
"Nope," Lisa smiled cheekily, watching Rosé struggle in dragging the box across the apartment floor. "I have a great view anyway," The black haired smirked, staring at the older girls bum.
"Stop staring and help me," Rosé pouted, trying to open the box.
"Okay, okay," Lisa smiled, standing up and pulling back one of the cardboard flaps. "Yay, it's pretty, like you," The younger girl smiled, running her hand over the tree and planting a small kiss on Rosé's cheek.
The next few minutes were spent with the two girls practically dragging the tree out of the box and having a hard time in getting it to slot into the stand. Finally, the tree was stood in the corner.
"Success!" Rosé said happily, high fiving the younger girl.
"Decorations!" Lisa exclaimed, grabbing the bag and ripping open one of the boxes and looping the baubles onto the branches. "And the fresheners," She giggled, unwrapping a few and also hanging them up.
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"Plug it in!" Lisa cheered excitedly once everything was hanging up on the tree. "It's beautiful," She smiled, admiring the various colours that all popped up at once.
"Just like you," Rosé smiled, wrapping her arms around the younger girls waist from behind and placing delicate kisses along her shoulder. "I love you," The older girl whispered into Lisa's ear.
"I love you too," The black haired said, spinning around and kissing Rosé softly, her hands draped around the older girls neck.
"Now what?" Rosé asked, admiring the tree and also the girl stood next to her.
"It's just started raining, maybe not go out," Lisa said, glancing out the window and spinning around.
"We can cuddle and watch movies, but nothing scary," Lisa smiled, linking arms with the older girl. "And I can get a big blanket and make popcorn... ooh and hot chocolate! " The black haired happily said, intently looking up at Rosé.
"Sounds perfect," Rosé smiled, pecking Lisa on the lips before disappearing into the kitchen to look for popcorn and hot chocolate.
"Babe! We have no popcorn!" Rosé cried dramatically, quickly followed by footsteps running into the kitchen.
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The RoomMate - Chaelisa
FanfictionLisa is living alone in New York and puts out a flyer for a new roommate... that's when Rosé comes into the equation. Recently out of a relationship, will the simple joke of the two foreign girls being soulmates become a reality? A/N: This is a con...
