You have a best friend?

"Lei!" Kaxs smiled at her and that made Gev shocked.

'Whoa, who's this girl that made Kaxs, the emotionless kitten smiled?.' Gev thought.

"When did you come back and how's uncles?" Kaxs asked the girl called Lei.

"Oh, papa and daddy are good. Papa won the case so we can finally come home. Ah! It's good to be back." The girl continued to talk and then she turned to Gev and said, "And whoa... who's this hunk!? Is he your boyfriend!? Are you finally a human now, Kaxs?!"

Gev cringed. 'Why is this always happening', Gev thought to himself.

Gev saw Kaxs pinched the girl cheek. "You're being too enthusiastic."

The girl almost cried because Kaxs used too much strength while pinching her face. "I'm just joking!" Kaxs lets go of her chubby cheek. The girl smiled and looked at Gev. "Hello, I'm Lei Grospe and I'm Kaxs best friend!"

Gev didn't suppress his shocked face and looked at Kaxs. "You have a best friend!?"

Kaxs glared at Gev and Lei started laughing.

"Hahaha! That reaction is amazing!" Lei was laughing and almost rolled on the ground.

"I'm Gev Chiyun. Nice meeting you Lei." Gev said and Lei stopped laughing and shakes hand with him.

"The pleasure is mine." Lei said and smiled happily. Gev thought that she looked like Micah for a while.

"Lei, we're going to the Boredom. Do you want to come with us?" Kaxs asked her and Lei nodded furiously.

"Yes! I missed Micah's macchiato." Lei said and she walk with them.

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"Lei!" Micah saw Lei and ranto her. Micah hugged her and Lei returned the hug.

"Uwaaa! I missed you more Micah!" Lei broke her hug. "Bring me my macchiato."

"Sure, sure!" Micah said and started making her usual coffee.

Gev placed all the ingredients in the kitchen and returned to his work. Gev had a great impression of Lei. She's the total opposite of Kaxs. That may be they became friends.

Lei was all talking while Kaxs was just listening. They were doing that for almost an hour now. When Micah joined them...

Let just skip that part.

Gev was just really happy because his little cat wasn't that lonely anymore.