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smokey room but I'm in my bedroom and in my bed so this doesn't make sense. I slowly star
and an awful smell hits my nose all at the same time. What the hell is that? I rub my eyes to try and cle
be sure. I sit up in bed and take a moment to look around the room and that's when reality hits me square
hing fit that has my lungs burning in seconds. I put my hand over my mouth and nose as I turn to my side to face Archie as I c
e is louder and more clearer. It's definitely Tom. "Molly, wake up!" I qu
all out as I pull my rope down from where it is hanging on my bedroom door and use it to cover my
se was on fire but still I didn't want to think it never minds believe it, even if my
door and fuck is that a big mistake. The moment I take a deep breath my lungs burn like n
y face covered and once again grab hold of the handle. The moment I touch it I want to let go again but I don't instead I
vered in smoke while he holds some sort of material to his own mouth and nose. "He's downstairs, remember?" Oh, that's right. "We need to get moving Molls, now!
er along we go the thicker the smoke becomes making it almost impossible to see anything in front of me but somehow, I
down them on our bums. Halfway down I realize that the smoke is again getting
it would be easy to get outside right now but I'm not leaving without my husband and by the looks of things
ere's something behind it stopping us from getting in." Tom's words mirror my thoughts and have me c
my hand and pulls me until I'm facing him. "Molly we have to get out of here." I go to speak but he stops me just bef
somewhere deep inside of me and use every ounce of strength that I have to barrel; at the door one more time. Just before I make contact with the doo
hole in the door thick black smoke pours out, it's so much worse than the smoke that we have endured so far a
t despite that and the fact that we are both choking on the smoke that's pouring out of the lounge we both r
I'm close to throwing up. I feel myself getting weaker by the second and I can't
hing I can to help move me across the room but I still feel like I'm barely moving. Thankfully I manage to reach To