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Majun kapal :

Apaa iyaaa?

2026-08-17 10:36:00

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djanu :

donatur permisi lewat kak😂

2026-08-17 11:18:22

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cece arum ta iki?

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Lisa suddenly opened her eyes. She gasped. Her breathing was uneven. For a moment, she didn’t know where she was. The room was dark. The curtains moved slightly from the air conditioner. Lisa looked around. Their bedroom. Their bed. Their home. She slowly sat up. Her heart was still racing. Then she felt an arm wrapped around her waist. “Lili?” Lisa froze. That voice. She looked beside her. Jennie was still sleeping. Her hair was messy. Her face was peaceful. And on her left hand— was her wedding ring. Lisa stared at it. Then at Jennie. A tear slipped down her cheek. “Jennie…” Jennie slowly opened her eyes. “Hmm?” Lisa immediately hugged her. Jennie blinked in confusion. “What happened?” Lisa buried her face against Jennie’s shoulder. “Nothing.” “Why are you crying?” Lisa shook her head. “I had a bad dream.” Jennie gently rubbed her back. “What kind of dream?” Lisa stayed quiet. She didn’t want to say it. She was afraid that if she said it out loud, the dream would become real. Jennie waited patiently. Finally, Lisa whispered, “You left me.” Jennie’s expression softened. “Oh, baby.” She hugged Lisa tighter. “I’m right here.” Lisa closed her eyes. “I know.” Jennie kissed the top of her head. “I’m not going anywhere.” Lisa held her tighter. “Promise?” “Promise.” A small cry suddenly came from the baby monitor. Jennie sighed. “Looks like someone doesn’t agree with our sleeping schedule.” Lisa laughed softly through her tears. “I’ll get them.” “No.” Jennie stopped her. “You’re still shaking.” “I can go.” “I said no.” Jennie climbed out of bed. Lisa watched her walk toward the nursery. A few seconds later, she heard Jennie’s gentle voice. “Shhh… Mommy’s here.” Lisa smiled. Mommy. Their little family. Their children. Their home. Everything she had almost lost in her dream— was right there. Lisa got out of bed and followed Jennie. When she entered the nursery, Jennie was already holding their little one. The baby quieted immediately against her chest. Lisa walked closer. “Hi, baby.” Jennie looked at her. “Feeling better?” Lisa nodded. “Yeah.” Jennie smiled. “Come here.” Lisa stepped beside her. Jennie leaned against her shoulder. The three of them stayed there quietly. Then tiny footsteps came from the hallway. Another one of their children appeared, rubbing their sleepy eyes. “Mommy…” Lisa immediately crouched down. “Why are you awake?” “I heard the baby.” Jennie laughed softly. “Come here.” The child climbed into Lisa’s arms. Lisa looked at her family. Her wife. Their children. Their home. She suddenly remembered the dream again. The university. The coffee. Kai. The park. The goodbye. The life where she had to watch Jennie become happy with someone else. Lisa realized something. The dream wasn’t really about Kai. It wasn’t about Mingyu. It wasn’t even about losing Jennie. It was about Lisa’s fear. Her fear that one day, the person she loved most would discover that she could be happier without her. But reality had already answered that fear. Jennie had chosen her. Years ago. And she kept choosing her every single day. ——— Later that morning, the family gathered around the breakfast table. Their children were talking over one another. Jennie was trying to get everyone to eat. Lisa was stealing food from Jennie’s plate. “Yah!” Jennie slapped her hand away. “That’s mine.” Lisa grinned. “You’re my wife. What’s yours is mine.” Jennie rolled her eyes. “Then what’s yours is mine too.” Lisa immediately pushed her plate toward Jennie. “All yours.” Jennie laughed. Their children giggled at them. Lisa looked around the table. She smiled. This was real. This was her life. Not the dream. Not the heartbreak. Not the goodbye. This. Jennie reached across the table and held her hand. “You okay now?” Lisa squeezed her fingers. “Yeah.” Jennie smiled. “Good.” Lisa looked at their intertwined hands. Then she looked at her wife. “I love you.” Jennie smiled. “I love you too.” Lisa leaned closer. “And I’m never letting you go.” Jennie laughed. “You don’t have to.” Lisa smiled. Because she finally understood. ⬇️⬇️ #jenlisa #au #fyp #jenlisa_story

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