“Why,” I whispered, tearing up. My team's hard work for the last two months vaporized like a poof in a second.
“Now is not the time to cry.” I wiped away my tears and ran into the hall without hesitation. I helped my employees and sent everyone out safely. Everyone was shocked, but thankfully, my employees quickly snapped out of it and safely helped others escape.
“You guys go and count all the guests. I will be right there with the remaining guests,” I asked Natasha to escort the other employees outside.
“It’s dangerous to go inside right now,” Natasha advised against returning inside, but how could I shrink from my responsibility? Some people were still inside and crying for help. In such a situation, I can’t back off. These people attended the event trusting me, so I can’t let th
