Saturday rolled around, and as usual, I bought some groceries and headed over to visit my mother-in-law, Margaret Flint.But the moment I entered her apartment complex, I saw a thick black smoke billowing up. My heart lurched, and I dashed toward her building. A crowd had already gathered outside.Her neighbor, Mrs. Zeller, spotted me and grabbed my arm. "Oh, my goodness, Margaret's still inside! Hurry and call Joshua so he can bring his crew to put out the fire!"I watched the flames blaze out of control, my heart pounding with worry.My husband, Joshua Scott, was the captain of the local fire department. He'd definitely rush over if he knew Margaret was in danger.I tried calling him several times, but he never picked up. With no other choice, I dialed 911, urging them to come put out the fire as quickly as possible.The fire grew stronger by the second. I pulled out my phone, switched on the camera, and zoomed in on the balcony, trying to see what was happening inside. I spo
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