Like a crazed person. “I knew you would say that,” she said standing up. “I knew you would say that!” Cece repeated the words over and over again. “I knew it, I knew it!” Lila was beginning to get scared now. This was very bad. Cece was crazy. She decided to tell her that. “Cece, you're crazy, stop it!” she exclaimed, taking steps away from her. But Cece didn't stop. “They can burn! Burn and feel the pain I had!” Cece yelled out to Lila. Burning? “Those stupid little annoying brats!” She didn't mean… “Oh god,” Lila whispered to herself. She didn't, did she? She couldn't have! Turning around, she ran towards the middle of the town, near where Josh’s house was. As she ran, Lila took notice of the once blue sky turning a dark gray and black. It was smoke, and a lot of it, too. Lila finally came to a stop after she reached her destination. It was the elementary school, and it was burning. The sound of the crackling flames was so overpowering that Lila nearly had to cover her ears. The heat pricked at her skin. And the smell, oh the smell. It was so smokey, and it had a hint of what smelled like beef in a frying pan. She knew what that smell
Like a crazed person. “I knew you would say that,” she said standing up. “I knew you would say that!” Cece repeated the words over and over again. “I knew it, I knew it!” Lila was beginning to get scared now. This was very bad. Cece was crazy. She decided to tell her that. “Cece, you're crazy, stop it!” she exclaimed, taking steps away from her. But Cece didn't stop. “They can burn! Burn and feel the pain I had!” Cece yelled out to Lila. Burning? “Those stupid little annoying brats!” She didn't mean… “Oh god,” Lila whispered to herself. She didn't, did she? She couldn't have! Turning around, she ran towards the middle of the town, near where Josh’s house was. As she ran, Lila took notice of the once blue sky turning a dark gray and black. It was smoke, and a lot of it, too. Lila finally came to a stop after she reached her destination. It was the elementary school, and it was burning. The sound of the crackling flames was so overpowering that Lila nearly had to cover her ears. The heat pricked at her skin. And the smell, oh the smell. It was so smokey, and it had a hint of what smelled like beef in a frying pan. She knew what that smell