Ana Paulina, a victim of the recent wildfires, now lives alone with her husband. She faces a profound sense of despair as the cold sets in, having lost all comfort they once knew. The rains have been relentless, causing their makeshift accommodations to collapse. They were initially buoyed by the gift of a temporary dining hall, but it was all lost in the downpour. Memories of the wildfire cloud their minds, deepening their sorrow.

With several blankets, they manage to stay warm, despite the deafening noise from their proximity to the highway and the inadequately insulated houses. They endured living in a tent for a month and a half. So far, they have received assistance solely from private individuals, with no support from the government.

Water seeps underneath their house, creating a muddy mess whenever it rains. They live in constant fear, especially with news of an approaching cyclone intensifying their anxiety. This situation is unprecedented for them; they always had a warm home, but now they endure unimaginable cold.