Once I thought hot weather would never arrive in this reason, and now I know how wrong I was. It was still morning, but the temperature already soared into the thirties. Drawing in the thick, heavy air, I felt as if there wasn’t enough oxygen in it. My skin was burned under the scorching heat. I flinched at the very idea of going out, but I had work to do.

I dressed as comfortable as I could, in a sleeveless peach sheath and short pants. It might not very suitable for work, but under such condition, things like formality had to go to make way for the more important ones, like avoiding heat stroke.

After kissing my son goodbye at his nursery school, I hurried to the company. Only a few walks under the sun, I could feel sweat trickling down my back. What a damn weather!