Playing with Fire

By Jenna Hodges

  • Burning cabin

    They got an alert that a cabin was on fire.

  • Found three kids in the burning cabin

    They found three different kids in the burning cabin in the middle of the woods.

  • Had to do the “Safehaven Law”

    They had to do the “Safehaven Law” which is when they watch the whoever they rescued and can’t take them to a police station.

  • Tried to contact parents

    They tried to contact the parents to pick the kids up ASAP.

  • The “parents” responded

    The “parents” (the oldest kid) responded saying that they will come and pick them up the next day since it is pouring rain out.

  • (Following day) The oldest one of the kids was trying to escape with siblings

    The oldest one was trying to escape with siblings on an ATV and she made the oil spill all over the driveway so the smokejumpers would take longer to catch up to them.

  • Caught up with the kids

    They caught up with the kids 5 miles away from the station.

  • Stayed the night in the middle of the woods

    They had to stay the night in the woods because the station was 5 miles away and it would be late at night when they would get back to the station.

  • (Following day) They made it back to the station

    They made it back to the station and told them all the rules they can’t do and the places they can’t go to.

  • (Near the end) They had party for all the kids

    They had a party for the kids and played games and had a lot of fun at the same time.

  • (End) They adopted the three kids

    They adopted all three kids and toke good care of them.