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Corinne noticed a younger girl run over to the scene. At this point, the angel was frantic and unsure what to do. Unlike Mei, she didn't have any healing powers, nor could she make the pain go away. She didn't touch the boy in front of her, not wanting to make anything worse. He would likely have some damage to his head, any wrong movements and she could impair his brain functions. At least he didn't look like he was hit dead on.

The girl came over and informed her about the driver that had crashed. Corinne's eyes widened. How could she have forgotten about the driver?
"No need, 911 sends cops, ambulance and firetruck all at once. Just in case. I don't think they'll make it in time-" Fire extinguisher? "Hold on. Watch the boy okay?"
She leaped up and rushed into the café, grabbing the fire extinguisher than was perched on a wall. Where was Mei when she needed her?

"Sorry to disturb you guys, but we need some help out here?" she said quickly before rushing out.

She knew she shouldn't bother customers when it didn't concern them, but two people were dying right out the door. It should matter. Right? She rushed back outside and called out to the girl, "I'm going to put out the fire, let's see if we can get the man out!"

She never had to use one before, and she was glad she had read the instructions out of boredom one day. PASS. All she needed to remember. Pull the pin. She pulled the pin off to discharge the extinguisher. The next three steps she did quickly and all at once. Aim. Squeeze. Sweep. She squeezed the lever and put out the fire wherever she could, praying that she got everything before something exploded. Once the flames were put out she motioned the girl towards the door. She saw the girl try earlier and she wasn't strong enough. Maybe two of them would be enough? She only hoped. She could hear sirens, but she couldn't tell how far away they were. The café was on the outskirts of town. No wonder it was taking so long.

"Alright, ready? One, two, three-" She tugged and pulled at the door, trying to make it swing open.