@tri_nity09: For more than six years, Jennie had loved Lisa. But their story had begun long before that. They had known each other since they were children—back when Jennie was the little girl from the Kim family who always arrived at school with polished shoes, neatly tied ribbons, and a driver waiting outside. And Lisa? Lisa was the girl who usually sat alone. She wore old uniforms. Her shoes were often worn out. Sometimes, she came to school without lunch. But she always smiled whenever Jennie approached her. “Can I sit here?” Lisa had looked up at her, surprised. “You’re not scared of me?” Jennie tilted her head. “Why would I be?” Lisa smiled. That was the beginning. Neither of them knew that one small question would eventually become the most important thing in Lisa’s life. Lisa’s childhood was nothing like Jennie’s. Jennie grew up surrounded by love, while Lisa grew up learning how to survive without it. Her parents had always favored her older brother. He was their pride. Their favorite child. Their hope. Lisa didn’t resent him for it. She couldn’t. Because her brother was the only person in that house who ever made her feel loved. Whenever their parents ignored her, he would sit beside her. Whenever she cried, he would wipe her tears. Whenever she was hungry, he would quietly give her part of his food. “You have me,” he would always tell her. And Lisa believed him. Until the accident. They had been together when it happened. Lisa survived. Her brother didn’t. He had protected her until the very end. After that day, Lisa’s parents changed. They stopped looking at her like their daughter. They looked at her like she was the reason their son was gone. “If you weren’t there, he would still be alive.” “You should’ve been the one who died.” “Everything was better before you.” Lisa heard those words so often that eventually, she stopped crying. She simply accepted them. Maybe she deserved it. Maybe she was supposed to carry the guilt. But there was one person who never treated her like a burden. Jennie. ——— Years passed. Their friendship became something deeper. Six years ago, Jennie finally held Lisa’s hand and confessed. “I don’t care what anyone says,” Jennie whispered. “I love you.” Lisa stared at her. She had spent her entire life believing that people eventually left. But Jennie stayed. So Lisa loved her too. They kept their relationship private at first. Not because Jennie was ashamed. But because Lisa was afraid. Afraid her parents would find out. Afraid they would take Jennie away from her. Afraid that somehow, loving Jennie would only bring more pain. Still, Jennie became her safe place. The person Lisa ran to after difficult days. The person who remembered her favorite food. The person who waited outside her workplace even when Lisa insisted she didn’t need to be picked up. The person who held her whenever she felt like she couldn’t continue. But Jennie didn’t know everything. She didn’t know that Lisa worked multiple jobs. She didn’t know that Lisa barely kept any of her salary. Almost everything went to her parents. Whenever Jennie asked where her money went, Lisa simply smiled. “Home.” She never explained what home meant. She never explained why she always seemed exhausted. She never explained why she sometimes struggled to catch her breath. And she never told Jennie about her secret. Because Lisa didn’t want her girlfriend to look at her differently. She wanted to be loved. Not pitied. ——— One afternoon, after weeks of being too busy to meet, Jennie finally managed to take Lisa to the park. It was supposed to be a simple date. No fancy restaurant. No expensive gifts. Just the two of them sitting beneath a tree, sharing snacks and talking about things that didn’t matter. Lisa laughed. Jennie smiled at the sound. “I missed that.” “What?” “Your laugh.” Lisa looked at her. “I’ve been laughing this whole time.” “Not like that.” Jennie reached over and gently fixed Lisa’s hair. “You look tired.” “I’m fine.” ⬇️⬇️ #jenlisa #au #pov #jenlisa_story #fyp

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