KELLY
Giant flames from the grill shot up in the air, l*****g at the vinyl siding on the back of the house. Angie freaked when she saw it, but reacted like a pro. Crouching, she moved the grill away from the house to the center of the deck. Then she carefully scraped the ruined burgers and hotdogs onto a large plate. When the juicy meat was off the grill, the fire died down a bit.
Granny helped by grabbing a box of baking soda from the fridge and sprinkling it all over the coals. It was mostly dead in seconds. The burnt siding looked and smelled worse than the burgers. The heat had melted and charred an area eight feet above the grill, warping the vinyl, and giving it a curdled texture.
Angie hung her head. “I wonder how much that will cost?” She was so frustrated Kelly gave her a big h
