Summary: Jennie lost the will to live. She was about to end her life, but something, or rather someone, stopped her.
Pairing: JennieXReader (girlxgirl)
Word Count: 6,451
Everyone had been given a hard punch in the face by what we call life. Some are given a huge blow once and then the rest are just jabs, but there are also some who receives continuous hard punches until their body gives up, until one can’t fight back anymore.
Jennie thought of the ways she would die. If she took a lot of pills, there’s a high chance that her sister will see her and bring her to the hospital. If she slit her wrist, there’s also a possibility that she wouldn’t die right away. If she hanged herself, her sister will freak out big time, and she doesn’t want that. But if she jumps off the building, she’s sure that there’s no way she’ll make it after that.
And so there she was, staring at the night sky, standing at the parapet of a 12 storey high building, taking in slow and deep breaths, blocking her mind with useless thought as to not to delay her jumping anymore.
“I should probably go head first to make sure.”
She’s about to leave the world with regret, and that’s what Jennie hated the most. She wasn’t able to live like normal girls at her age have, she wasn’t able to give her sister a proper life, and most of all, she wasn’t able to experience being loved and to love unconditionally. It was her deepest regret, but she wasn’t going to let those stop her from saying goodbye to the ruthless pit of hell she’s living in, but a shriek did.
Momentarily, Jennie glanced at her back before looking straight ahead again.
Check it out. You’re curious right? Someone seemed to whisper to her but Jennie covered her ears. However, the voice inside her is getting louder and irritating. I know you’re curious. Just get your feet down and check it, then you can jump after.
Jennie has a habit of being nosy, although most of the times she ignores that trait of her. Curiosity led her to get down the parapet and follow where she heard the voice.
Not too far from where she stood, Jennie saw the back of a guy, who was standing with his wobbly legs.
As quiet as a mouse, Jennie went closer and watched as the scene unfold before her.
“D—do-n’t come near me. I’m… going to call the police!” Y/N stuttered as she walked backwards, her back eventually hitting the wall. There was no way out. Her mind was about to go blank once she saw the drunk man going near her as seconds pass.
Technology just had to be useless at times like this. Her phone had died and she found herself hopeless and weak.
She regret staying at the library late at night. She regret insisting on walking when her friend offered her a ride. She regret going up the abandoned building, thinking the drunkard wouldn’t be able to follow her.
The man stood in front of her, a smirk displayed on his lips as he touched Y/N’s hair, softly and creepily. “Looks like tonight will be fun.”
Y/N’s lips trembled in fear, she shut her eyes tightly and prepared herself for what was about to come. However, her eyes shot open when her hand made contact with a cold steel pipe at her right.
Not wasting anymore time and give the man the fun night he was talking about, Y/N took the metal pipe, pushed the drunkard away from her, then swung it as hard as she can. Y/N stumbled right after, seeing the man laying back face.
Fear rushed through her nerves as she let go of the metal. Y/N flipped the man around and saw the damaged she caused to the man’s head. The blood continued to flow out of his head, while fear continued to flow through her veins.
Y/N sat and observed the man, wondered how hard did she possibly hit him that he died in a single swing. She stared at the dead body in front of her and slowly calmed her mind.
Nobody would’ve been calm if s/he just killed a person, but strangely enough, instead of her hands trembling and her sweat falling, she felt a sense of relief and somehow, she likened herself to a bird successfully escaping its cage. She felt good. She felt free. As weird and creepy as it may seem.
Deciding she should leave and figure out a way to live with what she had done, Y/N stood up and picked up her bag, walking off the crime scene.
“You’re…Strange.”
A voice of a girl stopped Y/N from her tracks, suddenly frozen.
“No need to run, I won’t report you.” The voice grew louder as Y/N felt the girl was standing behind her.
She turned around slowly and met a dark brown eyes, staring right at her soul.
“Why won’t you?” Y/N asked, surprising herself from how stable her voice is. She was scared for a second that the girl might have witnessed what she did and send her to prison, but right at the moment when she connected eyes with the girl, her heart felt at ease, as weird as it felt for her.
“Just because.”
“You won’t turn a criminal in, just because? You’re being unreasonable.” Y/N crossed her arms.
“Why, do you want me to turn you in?” The girl asked with a smirk, pulling out her phone. “Then I’ll call the police.”
“No! Don’t.” In panic, Y/N quickly snatched the girl’s phone.
“Okay, Okay, I won’t.”
Y/N gave back the phone and started to walk away, only to be grabbed on her arm.
“Hold on. Don’t tell me you’re going home looking like that?” The girl looked her from head to toe. Blood stains were evident on both of her hands and at her white school uniform.
“I won’t be going home. I’ll just wash my hands and find a way to get rid of the stain somehow.” Y/N pulled her arm lightly, before turning around once again to go down the building.
“I’ll take you to my house then. Follow me.” The girl offered, more like demanded, walking ahead of Y/N, who contemplated whether she should follow the stranger. She doesn’t look like she’ll kill me or something…
“I’m Jennie by the way. Jen or Jennie, any name will do.” Jennie introduced herself as they went down the stairs from the 12th floor. It sure is tiring.
Not hearing a word from the girl behind her, Jennie stopped walking and looked back at the other girl. “Your name?”
“Oh. Y/N.”
“Y/N.” Jennie nodded, letting the name linger on her lips.
“Wear this.” A helmet was given to Y/N, which she accepts hesitantly. She haven’t tried riding in a motorcycle, especially a dangerous looking one.
But her mind drifted from the motorcycle, to the girl in front of her. Now that there was proper light coming from the street lamp, Y/N could now see Jennie clearly. The latter had long brown hair that flawlessly cascaded down her back and her eyes were a deep pool of chocolate that one can be lost in. She was dressed in a complete black outfit, with her leather jacket that complemented her fierce yet gentle eyes.
“What? Aren’t you going to wear it?” Jennie sighed, bringing back Y/N from her train of thoughts that already reached the other country.
Taking the helmet from the stiff figure, Jennie placed it herself and buckled the chin strap with her slightly shaking fingers.
Jennie let out a breath that she didn’t notice she was holding in, before pulling Y/N to sit at her motorcycle.
“Wait.” She stepped out of the motorcycle and took off her jacket, giving it to Y/N. “Take off your blazer and use this instead. There’s too much blood.”
Y/N thanked her and did as she was told. She was also instructed to hold on tight on Jennie’s waist as to not to fall, although she would’ve done it even if she wasn’t told to. Who knows if the girl is a reckless driver?
The concept of love at first sight, and even the phrase itself is total bullshit to Jennie. She believed that it’s impossible to love someone if you don’t know him/her. It isn’t called love, she says, it’s merely an attraction to the person’s physical appearance.
But as the girl behind her encircle her arms around her waist, her perception of falling in love at first sight changed drastically. Y/N not knowingly prevented her from jumping into an endless pit of regret and wistfulness. Maybe this girl can replace the feeling of regret she had when she was standing at the top of the building. Maybe, hopefully.
“I thought I wouldn’t be able to step down this motorcycle alive.” Y/N stated in exaggeration as she unbuckle the chin strap, handling the helmet to the owner, who was chuckling.
They stood in front of what seems like an abandoned building. No paints, several windows shattered, and boxes with random things piled just in front. Y/N wondered if this was really the ‘home’ Jennie was referring to.
She followed closely behind the other girl who opened the door, which doesn’t have any passcode or anything for security purposes, except the door knob, which wasn’t even locked.
The sight once Y/N walked in the door is what she described as beauty inside. Just like how an ugly person can be beautiful inside. The interior wasn’t anything extravagant, but it’ll leave you at awe after having very low expectations because of the exterior of the building. Just like what they say, don’t judge the book by its cover.
“Unnie. You’re back.” A tall, energetic blonde girl came to greet Jennie. She then looked curiously, but still with a huge smile on her face, at the girl behind Jennie.
“Lisa, this is Y/N, a…friend?” Jennie glanced back, as if confirming if they were friends. “Y/N, this is Lisa, she’s like, my little sister.”
Lisa went closer to Y/N, enjoying having a guest, which happens once in a blue moon.
“Hi! Unnie?” The uniform made Lisa think twice whether Y/N is older than her, however since she’s a ‘friend’ of Jennie, it must mean that she’s older.
Lisa’s friendliness made is easier for Y/N to feel comfortable and even throw a smile back. “I’m 19, turning 20 this year. You?”
“You’re my unnie, then. I just turned 18.” Although Lisa wanted to have a same aged friend, she didn’t mind having two older sisters. She ushered Y/N to sit down at their couch and watch with her, only to be stopped by Jennie.
“The bathroom is there.” Jennie pointed at a wooden door near the kitchen. “Clean up. I’ll prepare you some clothes.” She then went to her room to look for clothes that may fit the other girl.
That was only when Lisa noticed the blood on Y/N’s hands, which Y/N herself had already forgotten about.
“Oh my god! What happened, Unnie?!” Lisa gasped, worried that Y/N has some kind of injury.
“I’ll tell you.” Jennie intervened before Y/N can even open her mouth. “Here’s your clothes. The underwear was given to me and I haven’t used it yet, you can have it.” Jennie handed the folded garments to Y/N, who thankfully accepted them, and made her way to the bathroom.
The three were gathered at the sofa. At first, Y/N feared that Lisa would be scared of her and avoid her, however, the younger one wasn’t the slightest bit affected after hearing what had happened, after all, she was already used to those kind of events.
“I’ll bring you to your home tomorrow morning, or maybe afternoon, incase I wake up late.” Jennie shrugged, already feeling lonely just by the thought of her newly found ‘friend’ leaving. She wondered why she easily gets attached to people, selected people.
Y/N fidgeted with the hem of her shirt. “Can I just stay here?”
“I’m sure your parents are already worried.” As much as Jennie wanted her to stay, she doesn’t want to be selfish, yet.
“After what I have done, I won’t be able to go back there.”
“Well, if you wan—-“
Lisa cut her older sister off. “Yes! You can, unnie! Just stay here with us. Jennie Unnie is too boring.” She tugged Y/N’s shirt, beaming at the older girl, while she ignores the whines of Jennie.
“What should we eat?” Jennie asked once the two settled down. She had been too excited by the new company that she forgot that her stomach was already growling.
“Let’s just order some food.” Lisa suggested.
A groan escaped Jennie’s lips once she opened her wallet. “Ugh. I’m low on cash.” “I’ll just go get some.” She stood up and prepared her things.
“Where’s she going?” Y/N followed Jennie with her eyes.
“Out to rob some shop for money.” The casualty on Lisa’s voice left Y/N speechless for a second.
Y/N knew at once that Jennie wasn’t just an ordinary girl, she already had a hunch that Jennie was in some kind of business or something like that.
“Jennie,” Y/N called. “Can I come?”
The said girl turned around. “Huh?”
“Steal some money?” Y/N shrugged.
“I don’t think you should come. You don’t look like someone who steals.”
“I’m a criminal remember? Please?”
“Are you sure you want to?” Jennie asked. She didn’t want Y/N to do something that she’ll regret later on, although she knew that Y/N already made something that she will regret just earlier.
“I’m sure.”
When one had lived a dull life, it’s bound that one day she’ll be out to look for something that can color her black and white world, and that’s what Y/N was going to do, spice her life up a bit. Maybe not a bit, a lot. If anything else, she wasn’t scared of anything, unlike before. Y/N wanted to make use of her time to live life to the fullest since she’s very well aware that sooner or later, the police will come look for her.
“Can I come too?” Lisa pouted, stepping up her ‘pity me’ game, but of course, Jennie already have an answer.
“No. We’ve talked about this right?” The older one sternly said and looked the sulking Lisa straight into her eyes.
“Fine.”
Jennie pressed the button to open her car, which surprised Y/N, who was actually waiting for a helmet.
“Oh. I thought we were going to ride your motorcycle.”
“You didn’t like it.” Jennie smiled as she opened the passenger’s door for Y/N.
“Yup, I didn’t.” A giggle came out of Y/N’s lips. She wasn’t really a fan of motorcycles, it scared her.
The two were driving around the neighbourhood, blasting some music, while looking for a potential shop to rob. It was already an hour past midnight and there were still stores open, fortunately for them.
“Look at that shop. I mean, it’s poorly decorated, will anyone even go there? The owner will just lose money.” Y/N shook her head, disapproving of the exterior of the shop.
“Then should we help him lose more money?” Smirking, Jennie pressed on the brakes.
“Should we?” A grin slowly crept it’s way into Y/N’s lips as she felt her adrenaline pump up, getting ready for her first theft, which apparently didn’t sound that nice.
The two weren’t dumb to not wear any disguise as they entered the shop. They wore the typical ‘I’m a theft’ style of clothes. Black cap, black mask, and a hoodie, surely no one will suspect them.
It happened fast. One second they were checking the menu as if they were a customer, then the next Jennie was already pointing a gun to the cashier personnel, who happened to be the store owner as well.
Jennie was holding a gun. Y/N didn’t see that coming. She didn’t actually see it in the first place so she got shocked for a good second.
They successfully got the money from the cashier and they sped off their car, heading back to their place before the owner could even call the police. It was that fast. It happened in a blink of an eye.
Yes, Y/N did feel sorry for the owner, but that feeling couldn’t compare to the excitement and thrill she felt while they were running away with the money on their hands. It oddly felt refreshing. Who knew breaking the law would feel so good?
“There’s this one that I encountered while the gang and I were robbing a shop. A guy flipped the table and hid himself behind it and told himself as he call for police: ‘they can’t shoot me if I’m here. the table will protect me’. He kept telling himself that over and over again, but of course he didn’t know that I could hear him. And so I shot through the table to prove to him that the table wouldn’t save him. I mean, why don’t people know that bullets go through walls?” Jennie was telling some ‘funny’ story, while the three of them eat the fried chicken they ordered at 2 in the morning. There was a delivery, at 2 in the morning, yes, surprising.
“He probably watched too many action movies.” Y/N laughed, “but did he die?”
“Nope. I didn’t intend to.” Although Jennie had shot quite a number of people already, she wasn’t that heartless.
“Then at least he now knows that he was dumb enough to pick up that logic from the movies.” The two laughed louder, giving themselves a high five.
Meanwhile, Lisa looked at the older ones, as if judging their whole existence. “Yah unnies. Normally, people at your and my age gossip and make fun of their neighbours or classmates but here you are, making fun of a guy who was probably so scared at that time and was even shot.”
“Well you can’t blame us. It’s really funny.” Jennie shrugged.
Lisa could only shake her head, trying to be more understanding, but she couldn’t understand what was so funny about it.
2 weeks had passed, and the two had already robbed 4 shops. Surely, they were already on the news, even the guy that Y/N accidentally killed was featured on the news, although they still haven’t found out her identity, fortunately.
In the process of robbing 4 shops, Jennie had shot 2 guards, who of course didn’t die, but bad enough to be operated for an hour or so.
Y/N had shot someone as well. She shot a store owner who was attempting to call the police. But being as she is, she chose to shoot the owner on the shoulders, and not somewhere that can put him in great danger.
In the course of 2 weeks, one could only imagine how deep Jennie’s feelings became. Y/N as well.
Both were aware of what they were feeling, but neither spoke about it. Jennie had always been straightforward with her feelings. If she didn’t like something she’ll say it without any filter. If she likes someone, she’ll say it. Which is why it’s quite a surprise that she have been keeping whatever feelings she had for Y/N, and chose to suffer by keeping it. But of course, she doesn’t plan on bottling it up forever.
“You know, we haven’t talked about our family.” Y/N thought one day, when the two of them are alone at the living room, watching a food show.
“I don’t bother talking about mine, ‘cause mine’s a complete trash.” Jennie gently stroked Y/N’s hair. She had Y/N’s head on her lap as they stare at the television.
“Why’s that?”
Jennie heaved a sigh before saying, “They straightforwardly tell me that they didn’t want me and that they didn’t want a child at the first place. So I went out of the house and looked for a family. A real one. Lo and behold, I met a gang and Lisa as well.” A smile made it’s way unconsciously on Jennie’s face as her memory of her first encounter with Lisa flashed on her mind.
She saw her old self in Lisa. Never losing a smile, a positive aura surrounding her, which is very contagious. Jennie promised herself that she’ll take care of Lisa. “Although I left the gang, it was getting kinda toxic. How ‘bout your’s?”
“Well, they were nice. Too nice that you’ll get suffocated. I always felt like there’s a hand ready to choke me if ever I make a mistake. They never really directly say that I should be like this or that, but I could feel it. I hated it but I couldn’t complain. That’s the thing when they’re nice to you, you just can’t say it if you don’t like something. It’s really hard.” Y/N was reminded of the times when she used to force a smile and pretended that she loved what she was doing.
“Then I guess I had it better than you. Just a tad bit.”
Y/N sat back up, squinting her eyes. “Are you being competitive?”
“Mmm… maybe?” Jennie giggled.
Bravery. Jennie has plenty of it, she was overflowing with it, that one didn’t have to worry if she goes in a police station with only one gun in hand and make it out alive. Well, maybe that was too exaggerated.
The point is, Love is like a battlefield, and Jennie was brave enough to take out her gun and make sure to win.
“Y/N. Can we walk outside for a while?” Jennie begun the battle, which was far more nerve-wracking than stealing a gun from a cop.
“Umm… Sure?” Y/N placed down her game controller, leaving a pouting Lisa partnerless in the game.
It was a cold night. The cold wind is hitting their face and arm, making them shiver slightly. Y/N regretted that she didn’t bring her hoody with her.
Their hands kept on brushing past each other, but nobody was taking the initiative, until Y/N couldn’t take the cold anymore, so she held Jennie’s left hand. It did get warmer, not just her hand, but as well as her face and ears.
“You can tell me anything that’s bothering you.” Y/N said for she noticed how deep in thought Jennie is.
Inhaling in all the air she needed, Jennie mustered up the courage to stop walking, look Y/N in her eyes, and tell her. “Actually, there is something bothering me.”
“What is it?” Tilting her head, Y/N’s heart started beating twice as fast as it normally would.
“The first time I saw you, I already knew that I’ll keep looking for you. That’s why when you said you wanted to stay, I was really delighted. Although I’d probably still follow you around even if you didn’t decided to stay with us.” Jennie chuckled before continuing, “At that time, at the rooftop, I was about to jump. My life sucked. But then when I met you right there and then, I decided that I’ll give life a second chance, and that means a lot, ‘cause I was already ready to jump off.”
Y/N was overwhelmed by what Jennie told her, about her jumping from that building, that she didn’t know what to say.
“Basically, what I’m saying is, I like you a lot, and that you’re the one who made life a blessing to me when it had always been a curse.” Jennie realize that love can change people. She was never one to say those things, but she let her heart speak for her and tell her what to say. Rarely enough, Jennie didn’t cringe even after having to say those overly cheesy words, as what she describes.
For the first time, Y/N felt genuine love. A love that she had been looking for. Honestly, she didn’t really need Jennie to say it because she already felt it. Jennie had let her feel all along. But of course, she was more than happy to hear those words from Jennie.
“I like you too, a lot.” Y/N smiled widely, encircling her arms around Jennie. “You don’t know how happy I am right now. It feels like a dream.”
Jennie giggled. “Trust me, I know.” She made Y/N look at her, and planted a kiss on Y/N’s forehead.
During that cold breezy night, a young couple with fire blazing hearts was born.
“Seriously? Couple cases?” Y/N laughed when Jennie bought two cases with the same design, but in black and white. Y/N didn’t really expect Jennie to like having couple things. She really didn’t look like it.
Jennie’s smile turned 180 degrees at the reaction of her girlfriend to the cases she bought. “What? You don’t want it. Fine. I’ll just have it refunded.” She stood up and was about to leave, when she was pulled back by Y/N.
“No! I like it.” Y/N took the case and replaced her old phone case with the one Jennie had bought for them, proudly showing it to Jennie, who was clearly satisfied.
“Are you two on drugs?” Lisa joined them at the couch, beside Y/N.
“Eew Lisa.” Y/N scrunched her face, pushing the younger one for having those thoughts.
“What?”
“No, we don’t do drugs.”
“But I don’t get the two of you. You act all cute and shit like that, heck you even use the money you robbed for your lego collection, and then suddenly you’ll go out killing people. Do you expect me to understand you?” Lisa stared at her two Unnies.
Jennie intervened “For the record, we don’t kill nor shoot people if deemed unnecessary. And don’t you go ranting about robbing money when your clothes, gadgets, and food were bought with that money.”
“Y/N unnie~ Jennie unnie is being mean to me.” Lisa side hugged her other Unnie, pouting like a lost puppy.
Y/N could only laugh and pat the top of Lisa’s head affectionally. She had already grown attached to the younger one. Although not blood related, she loved her as her real sister.
The gang members had called Jennie one night. They were asking if she wanted to join them robbing a house of a business man at the other side of the town. Jennie turned them down at first, but Y/N insisted for them to join, having a hard time saying no to her girlfriend, Jennie accepted it.
“Let’s wear this.” Jennie excitedly showed Y/N a pair of white shirt and leather jacket, the ones they bought just the day before. Again, with Jennie’s obsession with couple things.
Y/N giggled at how adorable the other girl is, and even played along, suggesting for them to wear same white sneakers as well.
The house had 5 cctv cameras around, but with the company of 3 gang members, they were able to destroy all 5 easily.
They sneaked in the house successfully, aware that there are maids present.
Y/N and Jennie held hands as they walked inside one of the bedrooms, looking for the box they were supposed to find.
A loud breaking of glass behind them startled the two.
“What the fuck.” Jennie whispered harshly, seeing the youngest of the gang members accidentally tipped one of the vase at the shelf.
Not a minute had passed, the lights were already on, and loud sirens all over the place can be heard.
Without any choice, Y/N and Jennie jumped out of the window, and cautiously hid behind the bushes of the garden, out to the gates.
“On the count of three, we’ll run.” Jennie whispered at Y/N, making sure the coast is clear.
“One, two, three.” The two ran as fast as they could, however Y/N wasn’t fast enough as she was grabbed harshly by two cops.
“You’re going to jail young lady.”
“Shit.” Y/N cursed under her breath as the cops was about to shove her inside the car, only for the two to get shot at their chest.
Y/N took this opportunity to run where Jennie was, holding a gun with her right hand.
Their car stopped in front of them, which was driven by one of the members of the gang. They successfully fled out of the scene, leaving behind one of the members, who they didn’t know what happened.
Once they were seated at the car, Jennie pulled Y/N closer to her, closing her eyes, her breathing still unstable. “You know, I was scared for a second.” She mumbled, only for Y/N to hear.
“Of me being sent to prison?”
“I was afraid that I’ll never see you again. Although for a second I also thought on surrendering so we’ll be behind the bars together. I mean, it doesn’t sound so nice but I thought, at least we’re together. Good thing I remembered I had a gun.”
Y/N got scared at that moment as well, but knowing that Jennie was there, and knowing that Jennie will do whatever she can to protect her, Y/N knew that nothing bad can happen to her.
Y/N entered the cafe swiftly. There was no nervousness present, as if she had already mastered all of it. She was indeed a fast learner.
There were only 2 customers at the cafe as of that moment. It was fairly easy. Everything was going just like how they planned it, when,
Y/N froze from her spot, her eyes went wide. “Mom?”
Before Y/N knew it, she staggered backwards, her right cheek burning. “You’re a disgrace to our family! How can you do this to us?! I thought we raised you well!”
Y/N clutched her reddened face, her eyes started becoming watery. “It was only you and dad who thought that way,” She said, her teeth gritted.
“Don’t move an inch. I’m going to call the police.” With trembling hands, her mother took out her phone and called the cops.
“Let’s go.” Jennie firmly laced her hands with Y/N’s, pulling her out of the place.
“Y/N! come back here!” Her mother screamed, but the two went on their way hastily, not wasting their time.
Y/N didn’t talk during the car ride, and it made Jennie quite worried, a lot worried. There was only one place where she thought Y/N would want to be right now.
Jennie brought her to where they first met, at the rooftop.
They sat at the parapet without any words. Just the winds, faint sniffing, and Jennie stroking Y/N’s hair softly.
“Don’t mind her. Those kind of people are the worst. They’re not even worth thinking about.” Jennie tightened her embrace, making sure that Y/N would feel protected.
“I want to experience robbing a bank.” Y/N mumbled, encircling her arm around Jennie’s slim waist.
“Seriously? We’ll get caught for sure. But I think it’ll be lots of fun.”
“Should we try?” Y/N sat straight, looking directly at Jennie’s eyes. The other girl nodded, getting the message Y/N wanted to convey. It was crystal clear to her.
“Okay, we’ll plan it.” Jennie looked down the city lights, pulling Y/N even more closer to her.
“Okay, so first, we need to make sure that our guns are loaded. I’ll go in the bank first, then I’ll send you a signal before you follow, okay?” Jennie made clear of the plan she made for their suicidal mission of robbing a bank.
Y/N nodded, taking in all the information. She made sure to remember to count down the bullets she have, that is the most important thing of all, she can’t use all of it.
“I’ll come.” Lisa intervened, receiving a disagreeing look from the other two, but she wasn’t going to take no for an answer. She had a different feeling about this one, and she’ll make sure that she’ll be there with her Unnies.
“Lisa, you can’t —-“
“No, Unnie. I’ll come. Just this once. I’m sure you can’t rob a bank with just the two of you.” Lisa had already made her ground.
Jennie sighed in defeat, allowing the younger one to join them. “Okay, Fine. But you’ll only wait outside of the bank. We’ll hand you the money, and then you bring it home while we distract the police, got it?” Jennie wasn’t going to risk the chance of the younger one being caught.
Lisa nodded in excitement for her first robbing mission together with her unnies.
“Oh. Lisa.” Y/N called, an idea popping in her mind.
“Yes, Unnie?”
“You know how to work with wires right?”
“Uhuh.” A proud smile lingered on the Lisa’s lips.
“It’ll be better if you can cut the power for their lights. As far as I can remember, I saw an electric box outside the right side of the building.”
Lisa rubbed her hands, smirking evilly. “Leave it to me.”
D-day. Three hearts were pumping hardly, fireworks exploding in their stomach, and adrenaline flowing through their veins as they drive their way to the bank.
“Ciao.” Jennie smiled and made her way casually inside the bank. As expected, there were 2 guards by the door, and there was one more inside. The number of people inside the bank made it harder to move inside, but once the lights were out, it’ll all be fairly easy.
It went on as planned. Lisa cut off the power, Y/N enters the bank while the guards outside panics, instructing the people to stay put as they take out their flashlights. Jennie and Y/N was able to avoid the flashlights as they were equipped with night vision lenses.
Right when Jennie opened the box which contains the bank transaction for the day, the emergency lights came on, catching them red handed.
“Shit.” Y/N mumbled as she shot the three guards and aided Jennie, who was zipping the bag that contained the money.
The loud sirens alarmed the three, hastening their pace. Jennie pulled Y/N out the door, only to retreat when the police cars were very near already. Y/N led the way at the back door of the bank and made their escape, only to be seen by two police men.
“Stop what you’re doing! Put down your weapons!” One of them instructed.
Jennie handed the bag to Y/N, slowly turning around, smiling. “Not before you do.” Without hesitation, she pulled the trigger, aiming at the two officers.
She then grabbed Y/N’s arm and pulled her outside, where they saw the anxious Lisa. The latter was so worried after she heard the gun shots.
“Quick. They’ll be here in a second.” Y/N gave Lisa the bag and gave the younger girl a tight hug.
Jennie, as quickly as she can, tucked a paper on Lisa’s jacket, before the police can even catch them. She made sure to push Lisa aside so that the younger one wouldn’t be tangled with their mess even more. Lisa didn’t deserve any of it.
Just like how Jennie instructed her, Lisa stayed put, making sure non of the cops saw her. When the coast was clear, Lisa walked away from the bank, taking out the paper Jennie placed in her jacket.
“Yo Lis! Don’t forget to dye your hair right after you come home, make sure the police would never find you.
We left all the money for you under the bed. It’s probably enough for you for at least 3 years? I’ve actually been saving those since I was still with the gang. Y/N also loved you just as much as I do so she also helped.
Y/N and I, we’ve already decided that we were hopeless and we wouldn’t be able to live in a new light, but you’re not. So don’t waste what we’ve left for you. Find a decent job and find someone who can love you for who you are, just like how I found Y/N.”
Y/N and Jennie successfully rode the car, the latter shooting four cops in the process.
The number of Police cars trailing them lessened into two, although they do expect that more cars will soon follow them as well.
“Lisa is probably crying right now.” Jennie remembered how much of a cry baby the tough looking girl is. She wasn’t much worried about Lisa, she knew that no matter what will be thrown to Lisa, the latter can find a way to survive. Being exposed to the harsh world since she was young, Lisa had gone through a lot and she had endured it all. That girl is stronger than her, Jennie had no doubt.
"I only have one bullet left,” Jennie said, picking up her gun, while at the same time driving with her left hand.
“Me too."
"Does this mean we’re really soul mates?” Jennie glanced quickly at the passenger seat, successfully throwing a wink in just a second.
Y/N chuckled at Jennie. “Soul mates? I didn’t know you believed in soul mates."
Jennie was not really a firm believer of soul mates, fate, destiny, and all those romantic shit but, "Not ’til I met you."
"Such a sweet talker.” Y/N shook her head, a smile lingering on her face.
Jennie sped up as she saw that the police car was getting near them. “Should I play some music?” She asked, once she created a good distance between them and the police.
“Yup. Definitely."
Jennie played ‘Playing with fire’ and the two jammed with the song, singing their hearts out. It was like, their anthem.
All’s left is for them to roll down the window and touch the wind with their hands, but they couldn’t.
"Ooh! The rap part is next!” Y/N hyped up, only to groan. “Ugh the sirens are louder than the music! I can’t hear it!” She whined, pouting. It was her favorite part of the song and the police just had to ruin it.
“We’re here.” Jennie turned off the engine and the two went out of the car, aware of the time restrictions. Jennie intertwined her hands with Y/N’s, while they held their guns on their free hand.
They went up the stairs, until they reach the rooftop, where they stood at the parapet, where Jennie stood once.
“Put down your guns. You can talk to us about your problems.” One of the police says, having his hands up, as if surrendering.
“We can help both of you start a new life.” The police says, although no criminal would ever believe those words. Just how can they help the couple start a new life when they’re going to send them to prison the minute they surrender?
The two chuckled at the police, shaking their heads. They’ve already made a decision, and nothing can hold them back from wanting to disappear from the harsh world they live in. They pointed their guns to their heads, causing the police to panic.
Jennie looked at their intertwined hands, then stared at her lover’s eyes.
“I love you.” She finally said. Those three words that she swore she would never say. Those three words that she yearned to hear from someone.
Y/N squeezed Jennie’s hand, assuring her that she would never let go. “I love you too.”
With a smile etched on their faces for the last time, they look at each other, ready to drown in the eyes that hold so much depth and words that cannot be said. Y/N and Jennie pulled the trigger, and both said goodbye to the cruel world.
Hell or wherever, they promised to be together.
Not even death can come between them, for their love is already on fire.
A/N
I decided to post my fics I published in another site just because :D
Warnings: There’s significant swearing in this, and mentions of past traumatic medical emergencies, as well as something that may be a bit disturbing to read.
Word Count: 8,243 (17 pages)
POV: Reader, Second person
Another A/N! This particular piece was brought about by the desire to do something productive while I’ve been sick for the last week or so. Many of the things described in this are pulled from experiences that I’ve had as a sufferer of asthma(a chronic and sometimes very severe condition in which the airways swell and narrow, sometimes causing life-threatening attacks). This will be a series. As always, thank you for your support, and I hope you enjoy!
(Once again, it’s very, very long and I’m sorry lol)
This is seriously great 😍I love your writing style, like the way you describe it, you could really feel the emotions (I felt like I had asthma lol but seriously tho)
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