"Jarmo, I'm off to take the children to daycare." Silence. "Jarmo... can you hear me?" Silence. "JarMo!" "Yes, I heard you, thank you dear, have a good day at work." Kati sighed, checked if everything was in order, and set off. "Kätlin, Mikk, come on, let's go!" "Mom, do we have to?" "Yes, of course, you'll see your friends and it'll be fun. Come on now." It was autumn, and for some reason, it wasn't Kati's favorite time of year. She couldn't remember why anymore, but all her conscious life, she had detested autumn. Even when everyone else talked about colorful leaves and the first snow, it all seemed rather repulsive to Kati. Shaking her shoulders uncomfortably, she stepped out of the apartment door. Kati enjoyed living in Tallinn. Everything was within reach, a comfortable apartment, no need to toil in her own garden, and everything was logical and straightforward to her, square building...