Chance Part 1:The fire

Chance Part 1:The fire

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*Chance: Part 1 - The Fire* | Summary Al-Hikmah Islamic Academy, Nigeria. 40 students, 12 caretakers. One promise: "If fire comes, we burn together." Chance is the boy who remembers every name, every face. A fire starts. It spreads fast. The building traps everyone. In the chaos, Chance makes a choice that haunts him for 10 years - he survives. 28 students don't. The journal with all 40 names becomes the only thing left. Part 1 ends with Chance alive, but broken. Guilt, questions, and 40 names burned into his memory. The motto: _"40 names. 1 night. A scar that lasted 10 years."_ This isn't about the fire itself. It's about what fire takes, what guilt does to a survivor, and how one promise can become a life sentence. It's dark, heavy, and raw. The whole trilogy starts here - because without The Fire, there's no Journal, and no Ending.
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