Across the pond, Emma has discovered that setting random cars on fire is extremely fun. She has set several cars on fire, including a Mercedes, a Range Rover, and a Toyota. She can’t stop setting cars on fire.
“I love to set cars on fire all the time,” Emma says. “But as much as I like setting things on fire, I hate hurting the cars. And I hate how it smells. So, I haven’t been setting cars on fire lately.” Emma likes talking to herself.
Emma’s activities are said to have made her popular with her classmates. Emma doesn’t want all the attention. The rumors are that her fondness for setting cars on fire has earned her the title of Queen of Crazies.
Emma was on a date with her girlfriend, and she got drunk. A drunk, angry Emma then set her girlfriend’s car on fire. This made her think about App. She still missed her.
Emma’s girlfriend got mad and broke up with her. She’s been single ever since. She’s been spending her night’s setting things on fire. Each time she set something on fire, it made her think about App. She’s even been known to set random objects on fire in the middle of the day, when no one else is around.
After they broke up, Emma was depressed. Everything reminded her of App. She didn’t want to set another car on fire, so she didn’t. But the rumors about her had only gotten stronger, and now everyone at school thought she was a crazy person who did crazy things. Some people even started bullying her for being crazy.
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In the last couple of weeks, Emma has had her share of bad experiences. She’s been kicked out of school for smoking in her car. She’s been teased, licked and punched in school because everyone thought she was a crazy person. Her professor then failed her because she came to class 1 second late. She cried because so many people blamed her for ruining their lives.
One day, while Emma was setting a car on fire in the parking lot, she saw a car that she knew that people stole a lot. She thought that was horrible and unfair, and wondered what she could do to change it. So, she set the car on fire.
People keep trying to set Emma on fire because they are mad at her. They want revenge for all the things that Emma has burned. When she comes home, she finds more items on fire than when she left.
On the day of the fire, Emma was standing in the parking lot smoking a cigarette when a Fort Mustang pulled up next to her and the driver rolled down the window.
Emma then lit the car on fire. She hoped that it would reflect what she thought was fair.
Emma lit a small fire in the parking lot. She hoped that her classmates would see the light of justice and start setting their cars on fire.
On the first day back to school, Emma went to her locker to see if she had any problems. She had a lot of problems, but she had a problem that everyone else didn’t.
At school, Emma’s classmates watched in shock as she set all their desks on fire, even the teacher’s.
She set their clothes on fire. She was sorry, but she didn’t regret it.
Emma slowly watched her classmates burn. She heard their screams, and it made her happy. She hoped that the fire would get bigger. She then walked over to her professor and kissed her. Her professor looked shocked. Emma lit her professor’s hands on fire and then she left the school.