"What's different?" Sienna Thornton flipped through the case file, making notes on it.
"It's warmer."
Sienna made an "oh" sound, marked a cross on the paper, and casually said, "Today's temperature is indeed a bit higher than yesterday's."
Rochelle Linwood laughed, knowing that Sienna didn't want to continue this topic, so she wisely remained silent.
By the time they wrapped up work, it was already six in the morning.
Sienna saw Rochelle off and went to the living room window to stretch her muscles.
In the deep autumn of the north, the sunrise is around 6:30 to 7:00. At this time, the sun was still hiding behind the clouds; although there was no morning glow, it illuminated the surrounding clouds brightly, as if in the next moment, the light blue sky would spread across the horizon.
Sienna took a deep breath, stretched her limbs a few times, felt a bit tired, and simply lay down on the nearby recliner, quietly waiting for the sunrise.
