Die In A Fire Lyrics Novels & Stories

This girl is on fire This girl is on fire She's walking on fire This girl is on fire Everybody stares as she goes by Cause they can see the flame that's in her eyes Watch her as she's lighting up the night Nobody knows that she's a lonely girl And it's a lonely world But she gon' let it burn, baby, burn, baby This girl is on fire This girl is on fire She's walking on fire This girl is on fire Oh, ....

She may be laid up for days—even weeks. And she’s utterly alone up here. No pack—family—whatever humans call it. Who knows how reliable these friends of hers are? “Thanks, Tom. I’m glad you were there.” Foxfire’s voice sounds shaky. After a pause, she says, “Why are you there?” “I’m on pack business.” I rub my forehead. Or I’m supposed to be. Why are humans so damn fragile? “Do I need to come up there? When are you leaving? How badly is she hurt?”

*I don't say a word* *But still, you take my breath and steal the things I know* *There you go, saving me from out of the cold* *Fire on fire would normally kill us* *But this much desire, together, we're winners* *They say that we're out of control and some say we're sinners* *But don't let them ruin our beautiful rhythms* *'Cause when you unfold me and tell me you love me* *And look in my eyes* *You are perfection, my only direction* *It's fire on fire, mmm* *It's fire on fire* "Kind of," Rose said. At that moment, she took her phone and started scrolling through it. While I didn't understand what they were doing, when my voice suddenly rose from Rose's phone, I cut off the song and turned

The rider felt fear so deep his hands that gripped the handlebars shook intensely, he just couldn't bear the thought of losing her. The flames were blazing as Scar dismounted his bike in a hurry, the rest of the riders were close behind him and were picking up Myers without a second thought, leaving Scar to search the lot for his girl. Men and woman stood looking at the flames in sadness, some with tears in their eyes but that didn't phase Scar. He needed to know where she was. Though, that was when Scar took a good luck at the great inferno. It was Lani's shop.

In the seven years I was married to Leo, what did I actually gain? Neither he nor the son I nearly died to bring into this world cared about me. They both cared more about Maya Collins. In their hearts, I did not even rank above her cat. Just earlier, in that fire, I shielded Dominic and ended up pinned beneath a collapsing bookshelf. As the flames crept along the fabric of my clothes and burned into my skin, Leo–captain of the fire brigade–charged into the blaze despite his teammates trying to stop him. However, he did not even spare me a glance.

He set the untouched drink aside and reached for his coat. Fire had rules. Fire did not look back. Fire did not involve itself in accidents or strangers. But tonight, Fire had collided with something cold. And for reasons he couldn’t yet explain, Alexander Steele knew this was not just an incident. It was the beginning of something dangerous.

Cara's pov The bass still pounded in my chest when I spotted Alpha Kieran heading toward the bar where I stood. My stomach did a little flip, and without thinking, I turned on my heel to slip back onto the dance floor. But before I could, the DJ’s voice cracked through the speakers, smug and way too loud. “This one goes out to our own Guardian, Cara!” Beyoncé’s “Who Runs the World” dropped, and the cheers from my pack’s warriors shook the entire room.

It felt just like—death. Meanwhile, my family waited anxiously. Seeing the doctor return, they quickly donned their helmets without hesitation. Somewhere beyond my dying breaths, the machine's cold melody wrenched the last light of my mind back into memories.

I crawled to the corner, trying to find air, but there was none. “I don’t want to die like this,” I sobbed. “Not like this. Luciano… please…” I thought of my father. Of all the truth still buried. Of the life I never got to live. Tears poured down my face as the flames grew closer. “I’m going to die,” I whispered. “No one is coming. No one cares.” I screamed until my voice broke completely. The smoke was too thick. My chest burned. I could barely see. I closed my eyes and welcomed death, ready for the pain to end.

The council members started moving now, their powers activating, but it was too late. The mixture had already begun its final reaction. “Love,” I whispered quietly, “is stronger than immortality.” The fire reached my heart. Pain ripped through my body like a storm but I refused to scream. Instead I closed my eyes for a moment. Jayden… I’m sorry. Sammy… Take care of him. The flames burned brighter. My skin started cracking under the heat, my body slowly turning into the fuel for the destruction spreading through the chamber. I could hear the council shouting now.