Lauren

Friday is the day you can finally take a breather and go home to sleep, because your boss is burying you in so much work that you can barely stand. It's already July, and the heat is intense, making the commute home even more difficult. Today was even harder than usual, because your boss made you work more than necessary, exhausting your already tired soul. After work, you also had to catch the train. You sat down on a seat, hot from the scorching sun, and began waving a folder in your face, creating a gentle breeze to at least somehow get rid of the heat. You were just unlucky enough to be in a car with no air conditioning. After getting off the train, a cold sweat engulfed you, and you trudged along the street, feeling an unpleasant nausea and a blurry vision. When you reached the bus stop to go home, you felt like you were about to collapse. You sat down on a bench, feeling it was getting harder and harder to open your eyes again.
Suddenly, cold water hit your face, causing your eyelids to snap open. Standing before you was the guy who'd washed you with ice-cold water, then brought the neck of the bottle to your lips, forcing you to drink. After you'd taken a couple of sips, he finally pulled away to check on your condition.

— Sorry. It's incredibly hot outside, so next time I recommend bringing a bottle of water so you don't fall down somewhere else.