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Jennie Kim was the smartest student in their entire school. She was always number one. Perfect scores. Perfect attendance. Perfect grades. And she hated distractions. Especially one particular distraction. Lisa Manoban. Lisa was quiet. She rarely talked during class, never caused trouble, and usually kept to herself. But somehow, Jennie was always irritated whenever Lisa was around. “Lisa.” Lisa slowly looked up from her book. “Yes?” “Stop tapping your pen.” Lisa looked down. She hadn’t even realized she was doing it. “Sorry.” Jennie turned back to her notes. Three seconds later… Tap. Tap. Tap. Jennie’s jaw tightened. “Lisa.” Lisa immediately stopped. “Sorry.” Jennie glared at her. “You’re doing it again.” “I didn’t notice.” “That’s the problem.” Lisa blinked. “What problem?” “You’re always doing something annoying.” Lisa stared at her silently. “I wasn’t even talking to you.” Jennie looked away. “Exactly.” Lisa frowned. What is wrong with her? ⸻ During their mathematics class, the teacher wrote an extremely difficult equation on the board. “Who can solve this?” Jennie’s hand immediately went up. But before the teacher could call her… Lisa raised hers too. Jennie slowly turned toward her. The teacher smiled. “Lisa?” Lisa stood and calmly answered the entire problem. Correctly. The classroom applauded. Jennie’s expression darkened. The teacher smiled. “Excellent. Jennie, you have some competition.” Jennie crossed her arms. “It’s one question.” Lisa quietly sat down. She didn’t even look at Jennie. That somehow made Jennie even more annoyed. ⸻ After class, Jennie walked past Lisa’s desk. “You could’ve let me answer.” Lisa looked up. “Why?” “Because I’m usually the one who answers.” “But you didn’t raise your hand first.” Jennie narrowed her eyes. “So?” “So I answered.” Jennie stared at her. Lisa stared back. Neither spoke. Finally, Lisa quietly said, “Are you mad because I got the answer right?” Jennie’s expression hardened. “No.” “Then why are you always mad at me?” Jennie opened her mouth. Nothing came out. Because she didn’t know. Lisa wasn’t loud. She wasn’t rude. She wasn’t even particularly annoying. Yet whenever Lisa smiled at someone else… Jennie felt irritated. Whenever Lisa answered a question before her… Jennie felt challenged. And whenever another girl talked to Lisa… Jennie felt something she absolutely refused to name. “I just don’t like you,” Jennie finally said. Lisa nodded slowly. “Okay.” She picked up her books and walked away. Jennie watched her leave. For some reason, she felt worse. Much worse. ⸻ The next morning, Lisa found a seat beside Jennie. She quietly placed her books down. Jennie immediately looked at her. “Why are you sitting here?” “This is my assigned seat.” Jennie frowned. “Oh.” Lisa opened her notebook. Neither spoke. A few minutes passed. Then Jennie noticed something. Lisa had placed a small chocolate bar beside her notebook. Jennie glanced at it. “What’s that?” “Chocolate.” “I can see that.” Lisa looked at her. “Then why did you ask?” Jennie went silent. Lisa pushed the chocolate toward her. “You look angry.” “I always look angry.” “Exactly.” Jennie stared at her. Then, unexpectedly, Lisa smiled. Jennie looked away quickly. “Annoying.” Lisa’s smile widened. “You’re welcome.” “I didn’t say thank you.” “You were going to.” “I wasn’t.” “You were.” Jennie looked at her. Lisa looked back. And for the first time that morning, Jennie almost smiled. Almost. Because she was beginning to realize something terrifying. She wasn’t angry at Lisa because Lisa annoyed her. She was angry because Lisa was the only person who could make her feel anything at all. And Jennie Kim absolutely hated that. #jenlisa #jennie #lisa #jenlisastory
Jennie Kim was the smartest student in their entire school. She was always number one. Perfect scores. Perfect attendance. Perfect grades. And she hated distractions. Especially one particular distraction. Lisa Manoban. Lisa was quiet. She rarely talked during class, never caused trouble, and usually kept to herself. But somehow, Jennie was always irritated whenever Lisa was around. “Lisa.” Lisa slowly looked up from her book. “Yes?” “Stop tapping your pen.” Lisa looked down. She hadn’t even realized she was doing it. “Sorry.” Jennie turned back to her notes. Three seconds later… Tap. Tap. Tap. Jennie’s jaw tightened. “Lisa.” Lisa immediately stopped. “Sorry.” Jennie glared at her. “You’re doing it again.” “I didn’t notice.” “That’s the problem.” Lisa blinked. “What problem?” “You’re always doing something annoying.” Lisa stared at her silently. “I wasn’t even talking to you.” Jennie looked away. “Exactly.” Lisa frowned. What is wrong with her? ⸻ During their mathematics class, the teacher wrote an extremely difficult equation on the board. “Who can solve this?” Jennie’s hand immediately went up. But before the teacher could call her… Lisa raised hers too. Jennie slowly turned toward her. The teacher smiled. “Lisa?” Lisa stood and calmly answered the entire problem. Correctly. The classroom applauded. Jennie’s expression darkened. The teacher smiled. “Excellent. Jennie, you have some competition.” Jennie crossed her arms. “It’s one question.” Lisa quietly sat down. She didn’t even look at Jennie. That somehow made Jennie even more annoyed. ⸻ After class, Jennie walked past Lisa’s desk. “You could’ve let me answer.” Lisa looked up. “Why?” “Because I’m usually the one who answers.” “But you didn’t raise your hand first.” Jennie narrowed her eyes. “So?” “So I answered.” Jennie stared at her. Lisa stared back. Neither spoke. Finally, Lisa quietly said, “Are you mad because I got the answer right?” Jennie’s expression hardened. “No.” “Then why are you always mad at me?” Jennie opened her mouth. Nothing came out. Because she didn’t know. Lisa wasn’t loud. She wasn’t rude. She wasn’t even particularly annoying. Yet whenever Lisa smiled at someone else… Jennie felt irritated. Whenever Lisa answered a question before her… Jennie felt challenged. And whenever another girl talked to Lisa… Jennie felt something she absolutely refused to name. “I just don’t like you,” Jennie finally said. Lisa nodded slowly. “Okay.” She picked up her books and walked away. Jennie watched her leave. For some reason, she felt worse. Much worse. ⸻ The next morning, Lisa found a seat beside Jennie. She quietly placed her books down. Jennie immediately looked at her. “Why are you sitting here?” “This is my assigned seat.” Jennie frowned. “Oh.” Lisa opened her notebook. Neither spoke. A few minutes passed. Then Jennie noticed something. Lisa had placed a small chocolate bar beside her notebook. Jennie glanced at it. “What’s that?” “Chocolate.” “I can see that.” Lisa looked at her. “Then why did you ask?” Jennie went silent. Lisa pushed the chocolate toward her. “You look angry.” “I always look angry.” “Exactly.” Jennie stared at her. Then, unexpectedly, Lisa smiled. Jennie looked away quickly. “Annoying.” Lisa’s smile widened. “You’re welcome.” “I didn’t say thank you.” “You were going to.” “I wasn’t.” “You were.” Jennie looked at her. Lisa looked back. And for the first time that morning, Jennie almost smiled. Almost. Because she was beginning to realize something terrifying. She wasn’t angry at Lisa because Lisa annoyed her. She was angry because Lisa was the only person who could make her feel anything at all. And Jennie Kim absolutely hated that. #jenlisa #jennie #lisa #jenlisastory

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