Things You Save In A Fire Novels & Stories

“There’s some superficial damage that’ll need fixing before it can be habitable. The store below remains intact, and the back bedroom suffered minor smoke damage. We got there before it spread . . . so most of your things have been saved.” My heart skipped. “Did you just say the fire didn’t reach the bedroom?” I asked, feeling hopeful. “No, it didn’t,” Max confirmed. “Just a little smoke.” I turned to my husband. “All your memory boxes,” I squealed, doing a little happy dance. “They’re all fine.” Max realized what I meant and hurried to the rear of his Jeep. He opened the trunk to remove the soot-dappled boxes. “The picture frames are going to need a good wipe down, and the smoke smell shoul

He commanded. "Please stop! Don't burn my...." She haven't finished talking and her things flamed up with fire. She wished that it was a nightmare, but it was dam real. She was trying to catch some breath while watching all her belongings burning up. Everything she had was burning right on her face and she could not do anything. The only money she had been saving was in one of the bags which was burning heavily. After a couple of minutes, her neck was release but it was too late to save a single thing. All her things had already been eaten up by fire. She couldn't even come close to the fire. It was as if her world have ended.

Any woman I have opened myself up to has been taken from me. Flashback- 6 years ago- We rebuilt the entire pack after the fire. The final homes were being finished. I designed the buildings and structures. Each one was made to be fire resistant, with large windows for emergency evacuations. We would never have to worry about losing anyone to fire again. There was still an ache in my heart for Carolina.

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.

I don't want to leave the house, but can I still save it when I can barely see it through the spreading fire? My car. It doesn't have gas.

Enough to make him sound farther away than he is. Under it: IF YOU WON'T USE THE FIRE, COME SEE WHAT YOU'RE SAVING.

Lucky for him the secret entrance wasn’t on fire but most parts of the mansion was on fire and collapsing minute by minute. Rex extinguishes some areas leading to the infirmary and saved more for the hallway having the infirmary. He was quick to reach there because the fire was already starting to enter the room. Out of anger he flushes down the fire and breaks down the door, putting more of the foamy content around the room so they don’t get trapped inside.

I will not die here. A new determination grips me. I will get out of this alive. Something inside me hardens. I will save myself tonight. I spur into action. I rip the hem of the dress I wear and use the tattered cloth to cover my mouth and protect myself from the smoke. I back into the only corner of the room that is not eaten whole by the flames. My eyes scour the area, trying to find an escape route. I need to be fast. Any second now, the fire will reach me, consume me whole.

Thick smoke surged through the corridor, choking the air. There was too much fire. There was no way I could escape. The lab still contained other flammable materials. If I stayed where I was, I would die. At that critical moment, an idea dawned on me. I remembered the basement. It should be solid enough to withstand the fire. Fighting through the smoke and heat, I finally made it down and hid there. Soon, I heard explosions above my head. The flammable substances had caught fire. … Help arrived nearly a day later.

(In the cool room, Austin shouts for help and keeps trying to break the door and smoke begins to fill the air) Austin: Why did I leave my phone behind, I could have called for help (coughs) SOMEBODY HELP ME! (Blair and Paul arrive in time) Paul: (shocked) Fire? How did this happen? Blair: Oh no, Austin might still be in there... (Paul takes the fire extinguisher & enters the storeroom and manages to vanquish the wildfire a little bit) Paul: Austin!!! Are you there?!!! Austin: (shouts from the cool room) YEAH!!! (Paul attempts to go to the cool room but the flames increases rapidly and Paul tries futilely to put out the fire)