Teen Boys Notice A Fire And Leap Into the Flames – Seconds Later, They’re Pulling Off a Miracle
Christina – Usually when you get a group of teenagers together, you expect there to be some sort of goofing off, playing around to happen. Afterall, that is what that age is for – running around and having fun. But for four Oklahoma teenagers, being bored ended up helping them become heroes.
Sixteen-year-old Seth Byrd, 17-year-old Wyatt Hall, 16-year-old Dylan Wick and 14-year-old Nick Byrd. had been looking for something to do one evening recently. The teens had finally settled on running to a local convenience store for drinks, when, Byrd said they smelled fire.
It smelled kind of like burning rubber. Then, we heard the house alarm go off,” Wick said. Continue reading
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