Jack and Sarah - 2

Here's a conversation between Jack and Sarah, who have just escaped from a malfunctioning elevator and found themselves in a building on fire:

Jack: (panting) That was a close call. I thought we were going to be stuck in there forever.

Sarah: (also panting) Yeah, me too. But thank goodness we [?] to pry the doors open.

Jack: (looking around) Wait a minute. What's that smell?

Sarah: (sniffing) Oh my god, is that [?]?

Jack: (alarmed) We need to get out of here, now!

Sarah: (frantic) But which way? We don't know where the exit is.

Jack: (pointing) Look, there's a fire [?] over there. Come on, let's go!

Sarah: (following) Right behind you.

(As they start running towards the fire escape, they hear a loud crackling noise and see flames licking the walls)

Jack: (shouting) Hurry, we don't have much time!

Sarah: (breathless) I'm going as [?] as I can!

(They finally reach the fire escape and start climbing down, but the heat and smoke are making it difficult)

Sarah: (coughing) I can't breathe!

Jack: (trying to reassure her) Don't worry, we're almost there. Just keep going.

(As they reach the ground, they see firefighters and emergency personnel arriving)

Firefighter: (approaching them) Are you two okay? Did you see [?] else in the building?

Jack: (shaking his head) No, we were just in the elevator when we heard the alarms and smelled the smoke.

Sarah: (nodding) We were [?] to get out in time.

Firefighter: (grateful) Well, you did the right thing by getting out as soon as possible. We'll make sure to do a thorough sweep of the building to make sure nobody else is inside.

Jack: (also grateful) Thank you. We're just glad to be safe.

Sarah: (looking at the building in disbelief) It's hard to believe that just a few minutes ago, we were stuck in an elevator and now this [?] building is on fire.

Jack: (nodding) Yeah, life can be unpredictable sometimes. But as long as we [?] together and stay calm, we can make it through anything.

(As Jack and Sarah escape the burning building, they are grateful to be alive amidst the chaotic scene. They recount their experience to the first [?] and take a moment to breathe
before heading to the parking lot to call their loved ones and calm their nerves with coffee.
Their harrowing experience taught them to stay [?] and appreciate the precious moments in life.)