Een and Enna chapter 7 THE EVACUATION

 CHAPTER 7

The Evacuation 

One cold night, there was a wretched, nasty blizzard, and the electricity was cut off. They were left in a freezing house with no warmth. They all huddled under the fluffy, heavy blanket in the master bedroom like sardines packed together in a tin. The twins were wearing their most cozy outfit:

The next morning, the most peculiar thing happened: the electricity was on and the news had some devastating news. "There is a wildfire spreading all over London due to the dry trees in the blizzard. The fire is making its way to Bradford, Leeds, Manchester and more. If you are in the west or south area of these cities, we suggest you evacuate," the news announced. The Mckelles lived in the South of Manchester! The family's jaws were hanging open in shock. So were the twins, clearly, they understood.

When they looked out the window, they saw great clouds of smoke rising not far away from them. Without warning, an alarm beeped on the parents phones, "It's an evacuation alert!" Mr Mckelle announced, sounding alarmed.

The family got their ready packed emergency bags, one for each, and fled! Mr Mckelle booked a nearby hotel and Emmy cried as they said goodbye to their NEW home. They saw a firetruck on the way from the car, putting out the flames, that may consume their area.

When they arrived at the hotel, they were exsausted, and it was only 1:30pm! They sipped hot chocolate as Een and Enna took a nap. They were now 11 months , super close to their first birthday!

Three days later, they returned to their new house, it was still perfect! The wildfire had been put out and it hadn't reached their house. They were so thankful that the fire in England had been put out. The twins couldn't wait for their first birthday, one year of mischief.

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