“Jennie, don't forget this scarf with you.” Jennie’s mom handed her a scarf with stripes on it. “Oh, and this sweater too. I immediately bought it because I thought this might come in handy and—”

“Mom, I’ll be okay.” Jennie cut her mom off as she chuckled and took the scarf from her mom. “I’ll take this instead so you won't have to worry, okay?” She put the scarf in the luggage then closed it.

Her mom sighed and sadly smiled as she patted her daughter’s shoulder.

“Don’t forget to call every now and then, okay?”

“Come here.” Jennie brought her mom into a tight hug. 

“Are you sure you’re not gonna take the sweater too?” Her mom asked as she pulled away.

“I’ve got tons of them in my luggage.” Jennie smiled and her mom sighed.

“Me and your dad are really gonna miss you around.”

“I’ll call whenever possible and update you about everything. That’s a promise.” She reassured her. “Mom, just relax and hope for the best for me.” Her mom nodded. “Where’s dad by the way?”

“He went out to buy something, he’ll be back soon.” Her mom answered.

As if on cue, they heard the door opened and they went out of Jennie’s room to see him and make farewell.

“Where have you been?” Jennie asked her dad.

“I bought you this.” His dad gave her a slambook and Jennie raised her eyebrow and then laughed.

“Dad, I’m not a kid anymore. Why give me this?”

“For you to get to know everyone in your school!” Her dad beamed which made her embarrassingly shook her head.

“I can communicate in case you've forgotten but I’ll still take this with me.” She said and she looked at her mom. “It might come in handy.” Jennie joked and her mom