eezing water h

rned as she sucked in the foul air. The heavy st

coated her skin. A violent, tearing pain ripped t

In her arms, she held two scre

nylon rope bit into her wrists. She wa

down at her with

red. "I can't believe you actually birthe

d. Her throat felt like sandpa

ed the two crying infants to a massiv

p acrylic nail dug into Heidi's cheek, slicing a thin li

ildren now," Br

n a circle around the iron pillar, pouring the pungent gasoline

on tore the skin off her wrists. Blood dripped on

igar from her pocket. She lit i

g cigar directly into

oo

. The heat hit Heidi's face like a physical blow.

al doors of the warehouse with the bodyguard and the b

to blister. Thick, black smoke poured into her

oing to b

t her so hard her spine bo

or. The pain wasn't over. The pres

't matter what the incompetent doctors had told her four years ago about twins. Her b

oles of her hospital socks. Heidi bit down on her own lip until

ill ravaging her system. Combined with the ex

ut onto her blood-s

ing against a sharp piece of broken glass on the concrete. She gra

onizing push tore her open

rowned out by the deafening roar of the

over them, using her own back as a human shield against the falling embers. S

faded to black. The only thing keeping her conscious was

AS

llion pieces. A massive gust of wind hit the

d directly above the hole. A blinding spotlight pi

elled down the ropes. They landed

sliced through the thick nylon ropes bi

blanket over Heidi and the two babies. H

Heidi felt her fe

consciousness, she felt the cool night air hit

er. Iain Mcdaniel looked down at his sister's severely burned

d hard and sped into

e collapsed in a massive, fiery e