Six Years to Morning

Lisa came home from work earlier than she normally did that day to the aroma of her favorite Korean dish. Curious, she headed into the kitchen and found her fiancé in a beautiful dress and apron, dancing to one of Lisa's favorite songs while she finished the last of their meal. Jennie loved cooking for Lisa and as much as Lisa argued it wasn't fair when she couldn't do the cooking too, and she didn't want Jennie turning into some housewife catering to her every need—she always found Jennie didn't care because she kept trying to feed Lisa every chance she got. She was adamant that she loved doing it and Lisa should just shut up and eat, idiot. That was a direct quote. Lisa crossed her arms and leaned in the doorway, watching Jennie move around the kitchen. She looked ethereal, and Lisa was still so in awe that Jennie had agreed to marry her. Lisa smirked when Jennie did a little twirl, then went back to the meat in the skillet. and definitely wasn't their anniversary. Lisa never forgot things like that; she was a romantic at heart. She may have let her gaze linger on Jennie a bit too long, because she didn't realize Jennie had finally noticed her standing there. "Yaaaah! How long were you standing there!" Lisa jumped a little before smirking again and saying "long enough to see that body roll." She winked at Jennie teasingly. her words, she came over to Lisa and gave her a peck on the mouth., telling her to keep going. "I missed you so much that I canceled on my last client." Lisa grinned. "Lisaaaa! You see me every day and you're going to see me all the time from here on out, idiot! Why would you do that!, though the gummy smile spreading across her face at Lisa's words gave her away. Lisa had a way of making Jennie feel like the only person who mattered, even when she was being cheesy. Jennie would never say out loud how much she loved Lisa being cheesy with her, so don't go telling that idiot. Lisa beamed at Jennie, knowing the brunette wasn't actually mad at her, but she let it slide when she'd normally tease her because Jennie had made her favorite dish, so there had to be a special occasion. Instead she reached for Jennie's hips, pulled her closer, and pressed a kiss to her brow.. Jennie blushed since Lisa could tell something was going on, though she still didn't know what Jennie was about to tell her. "I did, and it's almost done. You're early." Jennie tried to glare at Lisa for messing up her plans, but Lisa just chuckled and climbed up onto the counter to watch her finish off dinner. It was one of the things she loved most. Watching Jennie make her her way around the kitchen, she always looked completely at home there, and even if Lisa wanted to pitch in, she'd been barred from it, so their routine was usually Lisa hopping on the counter to watch Jennie do her thing instead of sitting in the living room watching something on tv. She'd pick watching Jennie over any show, any day. When Jennie was done, she had Lisa sit at their table and served them both. "Eat Lisa," she said sternly, even though she was literally raising a spoon to feed Lisa. Lisa thought she was finished falling for this woman, that she couldn't possibly love her more or fall deeper than she already had, but it felt as if Jennie had made it her daily mission to prove her wrong, because Lisa kept falling harder and harder. Lisa wore a dopey smile, secretly loving the way Jennie looked after her and fed her like that. She'd never admit it aloud because she didn't want Jennie to go out of her way just to please her, but her heart melted whenever Jennie took the time to do things like this. She was dying inside, wondering what Jennie was going to tell her, but she stayed patient because she didn't want to mess up Jennie's plans even more by showing up early. She truly had missed Jennie, though. It was getting harder and harder for her to stay away from her fiancée, and she really wanted to just make Jennie quit school and come with her to the studio every day. When they finished dinner, Jennie took Lisa's hand and dragged her out to their balcony, and Lisa protested because she always insisted that since Jennie was the cook, Lisa needed to do the dishes. "It's fine, baby, we can do them later. I have to tell you something," Jennie said with a smile at Lisa.