256 A Seesaw to Friendship

As always, small talk couldn't bother Fina. Walking elegantly, it came to the gate of the kindergarten and looked in through the fence.

It was a small school, a local kindergarten that serviced the neighborhood. When many of the residents moved out, the kindergarten soon closed due to lack of students.

The door was shut. Honestly, locks were not a problem for cats because they could easily jump through fences. Fina didn't bother because the iron fence looked exceptionally dirty. The green paint had chipped off for the most part and the bottom of the iron bars were full of brownish rust. On top of the rust, there was also sand and dust. If Fina jumped over the fence, it would get dirty for sure.

Fina was a neat freak. It was not afraid of the fence or stairs. However, Fina cared too much about how its fur looked, so it wouldn't risk getting it dirty. All it wanted was to take a relaxing walk.

Snowy Lionet ran up from behind, its long fluffy hair like cotton candy.