Home Fire Novels & Stories

We still had each other, and that was the most important thing. The fire raged fiercely, consuming every corner of the house we once called home. Memories etched in the walls, laughter echoing in the living room, all of it was now just a fading shadow. After the firefighters arrived, I could only stand frozen, watching my home engulfed in flames. We had nothing with us except the clothes on our backs.

Jenny face turned pale, she held her hair in both hands "How did that happen? Whenever we get out of the house, we go after taking complete care that we have not turned on the light or the flame of the gas. Even today we went to college after checking everything. Everything was closed or off then how could start a fire it's own?" "... This house was resident of three teenagers who study in college and due to their negligence, there is a fire here and they also put in danger people around them. Now everyone is prey that fire brigades should be control fire and destroy it as soon as possible..." Another media person was making his report.

James added, clearly understanding the gravity of the issue. Grace instantly retrieved Emma while Max surveyed the situation outside, both parents acting with the coordinated efficiency that had developed over years of dealing with family emergencies and unforeseen events. "The fire started in their kitchen," Max explained after speaking with firemen, "but everyone got out safely." However, they'll need somewhere to remain while repairs are being performed." "Of course they can stay with us," Grace said promptly, despite the fact that she was already mentally calculating sleeping arrangements for the Henderson family's four members as well as their own five.

Kelsey clenched his shirt tightly with both hands and cried out in panic, “Fire! Hurry up and put it out!” Tyler patted her back and gently assured her. “Don't worry, my house is equipped with a high-tech smart house system. Once the fire spreads to a certain point, the system will be activated and put it out.” Kelsey turned to face him with a doubtful expression. “Are you sure?” Tyler's voice was stout and full of gravity. “Of course I am!” Kelsey breathed a sigh of relief upon hearing this. She was still slightly traumatized by the sudden sprout of flame just now.

“Don’t be so dramatic, my love. I was just too busy to even make time for myself. But I apologize; I will do better.” “Good. How did all this even happen?” “I can’t get the story right; there was a naked wire somewhere and it touched each other, so it sparked a reaction, and that was how the fire started. The family was not around, so it continued to spread until it triggered the alarm system. Luckily, the fire service was near, and they attended to the fire on time. There are no major damages, though, but I had to renovate the place as it was a residential area.”

- Hannah asks. - It seems so. – he says, opening his mouth in sleep. - Why are you answering like that? Hell, he's your fireheart, you should be excited, happy, filling on top of the world. - Dalkor says, clinging to Valdar, to prove his indignation at his lack of affection for his fireheart. - That's easy for you to say. Your fireheart is a dragon like you. Mine is a mutt. - Don't say those things, you know that our fire doesn't always choose someone of the same species. – Valdar says, with a smile.

"Nina is inside, she must be inside. Please, you have to save her. I'm begging you, you must get her out!" Almost instantly, Lucas pieced together what had happened. Nina must have discovered his affair with Melody. Unable to accept it all, she had set a large fire, planning to burn herself in the house... Otherwise, why would his house suddenly catch fire? The villa he bought had been specially equipped with smoke detectors during renovation. Once anything was ignited, the smoke detectors would immediately sound and automatically spray water, stopping the fire before it could spread. How could such a smart home have a fire?

We stay on ours. We live on the top floor of the Moonridge pack house. My parents have the Alpha suite. Devin and his family live one level below us on the Beta floor. Our Gamma’s family is on the second. The left side of the building is for ranked wolves. The right side is for visiting Alphas, unmated warriors, and those who’d rather be in the thick of pack life than out on the edges.

She yelled, "Caroline, get back here! Luna and Liam are home napping. Emery just left, and he isn't picking up his phone! Hurry!" The call ended abruptly. My heart raced as I immediately dialed 911 to report the fire. Then, I rushed out of my office and headed straight home. While driving, I tried calling Emery Fike, but as expected, he did not answer. Left with no choice, I sent him a message instead. "There's a fire at home. The kids are still inside, napping. Get back here now!" To my shock, his reply came almost instantly. "Caroline Sawyer, you've really lost it with your lies lately!"

I threw open the door to the inn's room, the wood banging loudly against the already damaged wall of the chamber my parents and I had been given for the night. Smoke filled my lungs, forcing me to cough as Nael Liesand, my father's Right-Hand man, stormed out of his own room. His eyes locked onto mine, flashing with relief at seeing me unharmed, then narrowing with resolve and an all-consuming rage to eradicate any threat to me. I felt the wind pelt my face as he pulled in fresh night air from a window down the hall, attempting to protect us from the smoke of the fire raging below. I ran to him, and his arms wrapped around my shoulders, pulling me in close just as his wife, Ada, erupted from