Fire Meet Gasoline By Sia Novels & Stories

If it was a mistake, she'd apologize to whoever later on. A tiny thought jumped into her brain. Could it have anything to do with the fires? But why would she even think that? The person setting these fires was, as with most arsonists, getting his emotional and sexual gratification from the arson itself. No one she knew would do anything like that. There hadn't been anything since then, so she'd just chalked it up to a mistake and let it go at that.

As they reached the front of the vehicle, Sasha paused, glancing around to make sure the coast was still clear. She couldn’t leave them a way to follow. Biting her lip, Sasha quickly moved to the front of the bus. She popped open the hood and leaned over, her fingers expertly locating the fuel pump. Years ago, during her mechanical engineering courses, she never thought her knowledge would be used like this. But now, that training was a lifeline. With a swift, practiced motion, she severed the fuel line, cutting off the bus’s only chance of escape. Satisfied, she rushed back to the taxi, where the girl had already climbed into the back seat.

“I have some questions for you, Ms. Montana.” “Call me Wren,” I mumbled. “Do you think someone set that fire on purpose?” I’m sure of it,” she replied, holding out her phone to me. She scrolled through about half a dozen pictures of the burnt remains of my place. “See how there are scorch marks here and here?” She pointed at something in the photograph, but I couldn’t see it. “This indicates an accelerant was used… most likely gasoline. That’s why it burned as fiercely as it did. That, plus that building wasn’t to code, so it had no fire protection or prevention methods in place.” She switched off her phone and placed it back on her lap, looking at me like I was a naughty child who had to co

“Do not read that garbage. They are only chasing clicks.” “But what if people believe it? What if this drags you down even more?” Xavier looked at her sharply. “Let them talk. I have never been afraid of opinion.” Those words silenced Liora. Tears pooled in her eyes, but she forced them not to fall. Max entered with a serious face, carrying a stack of documents. “Sir, an initial report from the fire department. The point of origin was indeed the server room. There are traces of a flammable liquid, most likely fuel that was deliberately poured.”

I paid my respects, knowing that she was way older than I was. "How're you doing?" She inquired in a mild tone. "What do you think caused the fire?" Alpha Micah chimed in. "We haven't found the cause of this great fire but what we have is that is the fire was caused by someone" She explained pointing used fuse pumps. I knew that pumps were used to remove petrol from a big tank, so I was filled with the thoughts that this fire was orchestrated and not a natural disaster. "Can I have a look?" I asked staring at Alpha Micah, waiting for his approval cause I didn't want to feel a bit more experienced than my boss.

This was the horrifying danger of wildfires! Sienna frowned. It stood to reason that the fire had just been ignited and should not have formed such a gas within such a short period of time! But the surrounding air and smell were obviously a precursor to detonation! ‘How could it happen so quickly?’ Sienna clenched her teeth and rushed into the fire without any time to think. Jonas, who was lying on the ground, raised his head when he heard the sound. He then saw Sienna’s serious and calm face.

“It answers the more important one.” My chest ached. I wanted to go to him. I wanted to stay exactly where I was. I wanted all of this to be over, and I wanted him to stop looking like he was preparing to tear apart his entire kingdom brick by brick if that was what it took to find who had touched me. Brian cleared his throat. The fragile moment shattered. “I’m not finished.” Luca’s attention snapped back. “What else?” Brian looked down at the tablet again. “The fire suppression delay was triggered manually.”

I WILL USE MYSELF. My throat tightens. Damian says, “He cannot reach full burn without you.” I know. Leo knows I know. The route keeps pulsing in my skull, red and urgent. I press my wrapped wrist against my stomach. The child is quieter now, but not calm. Heat comes in little uneven waves, like a fever deciding whether to climb. “Leo,” I say. The unit stays blank for half a second. Then: SIS. “If I follow this route, what happens after ignition?”

It was better to end this life than embrace a life full of suffering. R’s eyes widened in shock when Sia’s words popped into his head. For a few seconds, he was rendered motionless, but then he ran towards her. Everything appeared to be happening in slow motion. The moment his hand came in contact with Sia, there was a BOOM! A huge fireball engulfed the area within a 500-meter radius. The flames lapped up high into the sky. The shock waves that followed destroyed everything in the surrounding areas. Sia had chosen a midway. She decided to save the world and save herself from a meaningless life full of suffering.

she whispered. Elena looked at her. “What?” Sophia’s voice shook for the first time. “That’s not a security alarm.” Adrian’s expression darkened. “What did they do?” Sophia looked toward the ceiling as if she could already hear death coming. “They started the purge.” Luca swore viciously. “Meaning?” “Gas release. Fire suppression lock. Server wipe.” Sophia’s face had lost all color. “In twelve minutes this whole wing seals, and everything burns.”