The first explosion she’d mistaken for gun fire. The wave of panic after kept her in place as she looked around to find the source of the issue. She’d never seen a real fire that was not contained before that moment. Those few seconds in shock had almost been her undoing. The blonde thanked God or whatever force was looking out for her that she’d gone for the more expensive costume rather than the polyester. If she had, Dani believed the there was no way that she ever would have been able to get the giant flaming bow separated from her body without her entire dress catching fire. It was hard enough to walk with the tight skirt before the flames had licked up her calf. She whimpered, coughing as she finally made it out of the emergency exit to the outside, almost collapsing in relief as she held onto the streetlamp. She turned to the person closest to her, not caring who they were. “Does this mean that we are safe for now?”
Lottie was out thanks to Jim and as she looked at all the scared faces around her she knew how lucky they were to get out. Turning at the voice she took a breath, “I guess so. Or rather I certainly hope so.”
Lottie's wild adventure 