"Everyone has to die one day. No one can outdo death and no one can cheat death. There are only few who are capable of it. They are lucky and blessed with miracle for they can be with the person they love, even if it is for a short period of time." Jennie smiled as she read the quotation. It made her feel sad because she knew her time was less yet she never asked for more time.... ....that is until she meets Lisa. -----

(JenLisa) Jennie's life was boring, but that was until she brought home a teddy bear, unknown to her that it's no ordinary bear. Disclaimer : Story isn't mine. All credits belong to the original author.

Lisa is in love with her co-star, Jennie. Of course, it's a disaster. ©️ story not mine, this is an adaptation; credits to the original author.

Jennie was a nurse and got relocated at an asylum and she met Lisa who was described as a very dangerous patient. Disclamer: I wrote this in 2017 (I was still a teenager) and yes this is awfully written. I don't get the popularity of this story when I think (in my opinion) I have written better stories now that I'm older.🙇🏻‍♀️

Jennie discovered she couldn't stop sneezing every time there is a ghost around her which she found weird. She couldn't see them but she could feel and hear them. She could feel and hear Lisa. Originally posted on asianfanfics. ♥

ㅡ "How about," she said. "A nice big cup of 'Let's stay in touch' my ass?" Everyone needs at least a one crazy friend, and it looks like Jennie found hers. [Cr. will rightfully go to the owner]

"And the third reason?" Lisa asked as she rested her hands on Jennie's hips. Jennie laughed, her shoulders were shaking. The sound of it echoed across Lisa's place, making the two cats on the top of the stairs stirred and craned their necks to get a better view of a laughing Jennie. It was a beautiful sight. "Do you want me to show it to you or would you rather I'll tell you a story?" Jennie asked playfully. Lisa contemplated for a moment. She was absentmindedly chewing the walls of her mouth. "How about we make a deal?" she asked. "Tell me a story, and if it's a good enough story, I will show you something. What say you, Jennie Kim?" Jennie raised a brow and asked, "Why do I feel like you're patronizing me the way you're saying my name right now?" "So, it's not a deal then?" Lisa replied, looking smug. But a shadow of a smirk was hinting on the corner of her mouth. "Fine. Deal," Jennie said.