He Only Loves His Baby's Mother

The sun blazed overhead, scorching the earth. Not a cloud in the sky, not a leaf stirring. The roads were cracked and dry, and the water a street sweeper had just sprayed evaporated in an instant. At 38 degrees, the whole city was growing increasingly sweltering, and fewer people than usual were out on the streets. The entire city seemed listless.

In a residential complex surrounded by towering high-rises, row upon row of buildings stood neatly arranged. Greenery was everywhere, lending the complex a sense of tranquility, but even the trees and clear water between the buildings couldn't block out the scorching heat.

The blazing sun shone through the glass of an apartment on the fifth floor of a building in Block B...