A WARNING MESSAGE

As people were running inside and coughing, Byron was busy trying to squeez himself out. Someone or something might be in danger.

At the moment he got out, he covered his nose. He could barely see through the black smoke.

Then he saw the firefighters arriving. What in hell could have happened? They wasted no time in stopping the fire.

“That man right there is the owner of the car.”

A security who held a fire extinguisher said, pointing at a man who sat on the floor staring at the firefighters as they did their jobs.

“I was so terrified, I thought we were going to be blown to bits!”

Byron narrowed his eyes at the man on the floor. Without hesitating, he walked over to where the man was.

When he got there, he saw the man being interrogated by a few police officers.

“I don't know those men, they just left this with me and ran off after executing their plan.” Zack explained, his red eyes like he had been crying.

Byron's heart sank upon hearing Zack's voice. This was the Uber driver that

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