He was looking at the sun on the horizon again.
Just moments ago, the sun had seemed blazing hot, making his whole body burn and sweat pour endlessly down his skin.
Even in nothing but a tank top, his chest and back had been soaked through with sweat.
But now—
It was another morning.
Not long after climbing out of bed, showering, and leaving his room, Gavin was grabbed by the arm by Winnie and dragged toward the hall.
"Boss!"
Winnie said excitedly, her face full of delight.
"It's snowing!"
"What?"
Gavin was genuinely stunned when he heard her.
He quickly strode down the second-floor corridor with Winnie toward the nearest rooftop terrace.
After turning just two corners, Gavin spotted the sentry by the window.
The sentry was standing beside the second-floor terrace, wearing slightly loose clothes and holding a rifle. With his back to Gavin, he stared blankly out the window.
That dazed posture alone made Gavin's mind wander. He strode over, came to the sentry's side, and lightly patted his shoulder.
"This is Dallas's first snow, right? This year's first snowfall came pretty damn early!"
Gavin said this to the sentry.
Hearing Gavin's words, the sentry hurriedly turned around and saluted him.
When Gavin saw the sentry's face, he pursed his lips.
This was already the third batch of newly expanded administrative staff. His name should be—
Omar?
Gavin vaguely remembered his name, but that was all. Gavin had never been a genius; he did not have a photographic memory.
At that moment—
Gavin raised a hand and waved at Omar before smiling.
"Don't worry. I'm not criticizing you for neglecting your sentry duties. I just wanted to share my joy with you!"
As soon as he finished speaking, Gavin walked to the terrace's floor-to-ceiling windows and forcefully