It was a typical day at Furthia
High, where the halls were always
buzzing with the energy of eager
young minds ready to learn. In Room 202,
Mrs. Whiskerfield, a seasoned
teacher with a soft spot for her students
but a stern hand when it
came to classroom decorum, was about to get a surprise.

As she turned towards the chalkboard, ready to
impart another lesson in algebra, her eyes widened.
There on the board, amidst scribbles of equations and
mathematical symbols was an artful drawing of a
cat! Its eyes closed with
contentment and ears perked up playfully.

“Who did this drawing on my chalkboard?!” Mrs.
Whiskerfield’s voice echoed through the corridors of
Furthia High. The students exchanged glances; some
stifling giggles and others feigning innocence.

The school rule was clear - no doodling during math class!
But who could resist? The chalkboard cat seemed to smirk in
rebellion; after all, rules are meant to be broken sometimes!
The cat’s face, drawn with such detail and expression,
seemed to say, “Math is important, but so is a little bit of fun!”