I heard screaming, but I ignored it, heading straight for the smoky building.
The first thing I realized was how hard it was to breathe. I covered my mouth with my hands, but it didn’t do much. The smoke had filled the hallway and I could barely see, but I kept going.
I went deeper into the building, where I assumed the fire was coming from. There was a map at the entrance of the building that said the classes were at the back of the school… I could only hope that the fire wasn’t too bad there.
“Landon!” I yelled. “Where are you?”
I didn’t get a response so I kept moving.
The deeper I got into the building, the worse the heat got. Every fiber of my being was screaming at me to get out of there, but I couldn’t leave the child. If they wouldn’t risk their lives to save him, then surely
