Right now, Pardo was like one of those sales attendants on a train.
Canned Food lazily sprawled atop the cart, yawned, and chose to keep sleeping.
Only Canned Food could live for a very long time.
Otherwise, Lin Nai would have to consider putting that cat on a diet.
Hmm?
How would he do that?
Lock the cat in a cage and make it run for its life.
As if it had sensed something, Canned Food shuddered and jumped onto Pardo's head.
"Whoa! Canned Food! You're so heavy!"
Pardo grumpily pulled Canned Food down, only to spot Lin Nai deep in thought not far away.
So without hesitation, she placed Canned Food beside Lin Nai.
"Brother Lin Nai! I'll leave it to you... Oh, right, want a boxed meal?"
Pardo beamed.
After handing Canned Food over to Lin Nai, she did not forget to promote the goods she was selling.
Lin Nai: "..."
Just as expected of you, Pardo.
"No boxed meal? I've got watermelon too. Want a box? It's all fruit flesh!"
"This watermelon... is it guaranteed ripe?"
"Brother Lin Nai, I like doing business, but I'm not some crooked merchant."
"Oh, right, I forgot. Then get me a box... put it on your tab."
"Sure... Huh?"
A question mark appeared over Pardo's head.
What did he mean, put it on her tab?
Before Pardo could react, Lin Nai had already taken the watermelon.
"Keep up the good work selling! Leave Canned Food to me!"
"Oh... okay..."
And so.
With her mind still in complete disarray, Pardo pushed her cart away.
Canned Food looked at its foolish owner, yawned, then sprawled across Lin Nai and went back to sleep.
Himeko blinked. "Is it really okay for you to trick that little girl like this?"
"Himeko—"
"Hmm?"
"Big sis, don't