RAWFTCAB (Jenlisa Adaptation)

Part 3

Lisa didn't dare to make a single sound, for fear that her fairy might react and change her mind.

Anyhow, let's get married first and then figure out the rest.

As she pulled Jennie back into the Bureau, the crowd beside them whistled and shouted in excitement. For the crowd, this type of cliche ending was just too satisfying!

"Miss Manoban, you don't have to pretend anymore." Jennie spoke as soon as Jongin was out of her sight and she took off the jade that still hung around her neck.

Although she did need to get married today, Jennie thought everything was just a farce and didn't take anything seriously.

"Thank you for helping me." Jennie handed the jade back to Lisa with a smile.

Lisa blinked and her thoughts spinned. They had already stepped in line and there were only a few more couples in front of them.

Just a little longer, if I can stall a little longer, I might actually be able to do it!

Hastily, Jinag Lisa said in a coquettish manner: "Jennie, you don't want to marry me anymore? I proposed to you only a little while ago!"

Although Jennie didn't understand what Lisa was doing, she was amused by her antics and couldn't help but smile and explain, "I really am grateful for your help in the situation just now, but an important commitment like marriage can't be decided upon this carelessly. Furthermore, only one side would benefit from this relationship."

"No, both sides would benefit." Lisa frowned and corrected her.

"Ok, fine, even if both sides receive benefits, there are still many reasons why we cannot get married." Jennie helplessly continued on.

Lisa thought: What else can I do?

Suddenly a flashbulb lit up inside her head, "Ah, Jennie, don't be like this! During my proposal my mother was watching at the side, so she expects me to get married today! Besides, if it doesn't work out, the law says we can divorce after a year! Please, just one year and you don't want to break my mother's heart, right?"

Jennie blinked. She understood the expectations of parents, and she herself put significant importance on the prophecy that she needed to get married at the auspicious time of four today.

As she pondered what to do, they had arrived at the registrar's desk.

As they stood in front of the desk, Lisa suddenly looked at her brother who stood off to the side. For some reason, today her brother didn't seem as annoying as usual and even looked a bit handsome today. The Bambam who was minding his own business, sneezed.

"Ladies, please take out your documents."

"Got it." Lisa's smile was a bit dazzling as she took out her documents all at once.

"Have you properly thought this through?" Jennie asked with uncertainty. Would this young lady really be happy about this type of rushed marriage?

"I did, I did!" Lisa replied anxiously, and feeling that her fairy was about to disappear, she hurriedly took the household registrar from Jennie's hands and gave it to the staff.

"Excuse me, but who is the one proposing and who is the one accepting?"

"I'm the one proposing and she's the one accepting." Although she said that. Lisa felt a little embarrassed that she could say something like that so easily.

The staff smiled at her and stamped twice before saying: "I wish the both of you a long and happy marriage."

After that auspicious wedding greeting, Jennie quickly glanced at her watch. It was exactly four. She then shot a complicated glance at Lisa.