💔 “OMG… One Call Changed Everything. Amber’s Restaurant Is Burning.”🔥FULL SKIT BELOW 👇

💔 “OMG… One Call Changed Everything. Amber’s Restaurant Is Burning.”🔥

Phone rings.

Lena: laughing If this is about the wine shipment again, I swear—
Amber: (breathing hard) Lena…
Lena: Amber? What’s wrong?
Amber: You need to sit down.
Lena: Why? You’re scaring me.
Amber: The restaurant… it’s on fire.

Lena: …What?
Amber: The restaurant. It’s burning.

Lena: No. No, that’s not funny.
Amber: I’m not joking. I just got the call. I’m standing across the street right now.
Lena: (voice cracking) Across the street from where?
Amber: From everything we built.

Lena: Oh my God. How bad is it?
Amber: The windows are gone. There’s smoke everywhere. I can smell the wood—
Lena: Are you okay? Are you hurt?
Amber: I’m fine. I wasn’t inside. I was late. For once… being late saved me.

Lena: (sharp inhale) Thank God. Thank God.
Amber: The fire trucks are here. People are filming.
Lena: Of course they are.
Amber: Someone just asked me if I’m the owner.
Lena: What did you say?
Amber: I couldn’t answer. I just started crying.

Lena: Amber…
Amber: Do you know what hurts the most?
Lena: What?
Amber: Tonight was full. Fully booked. Three birthdays. An anniversary.
Lena: …
Amber: I spent all morning making that new sauce. Remember? The one you said would change everything.
Lena: It did change everything. Just—just not like this.

Amber: I don’t even know if the kitchen is still there.
Lena: Listen to me. You are still here. You’re alive.
Amber: But the restaurant was my life.
Lena: No. It was your dream. And dreams don’t burn that easily.

Amber: The sign just collapsed.
Lena: Don’t look. Please don’t look.
Amber: I can hear it cracking. Like it’s screaming.
Lena: Come to my place. I’m getting my keys right now.
Amber: I can’t leave. What if they need me?
Lena: They don’t need the owner standing in shock. They need her breathing.

Amber: (long pause) Do you think this is it?
Lena: For the building? Maybe.
Amber: For me?
Lena: Absolutely not.

Amber: I worked ten years for this. Ten.
Lena: And that experience didn’t disappear with the flames.
Amber: I can’t imagine starting over.
Lena: You didn’t start from nothing the first time. You started from courage. You still have that.

Amber: The fire chief is walking toward me.
Lena: I’m staying on the line.
Amber: Okay. Please don’t hang up.
Lena: I won’t. I promise.

Fire Chief: Ma’am, are you the owner?
Amber: …Yes.
Fire Chief: We’ve got it contained, but there’s significant damage.
Amber: Is anyone hurt?
Fire Chief: No casualties. That’s the good news.

Amber: (whispers into phone) No one’s hurt.
Lena: That’s everything. That’s everything.

Amber: The chief says it might’ve started in the wiring.
Lena: Then it wasn’t your fault.
Amber: I keep thinking—what if I checked it one more time?
Lena: Stop. You loved that place. It knew it.

Amber: I don’t know who I am without it.
Lena: You’re Amber. The woman who turned a broken-down corner space into a home for half the city.
Amber: (soft laugh through tears) You always say the right thing.
Lena: That’s because I know you.

Amber: The crowd is leaving. Just smoke now.
Lena: Then come home.
Amber: Yeah… I don’t want to be alone tonight.
Lena: You won’t be. We’ll order terrible takeout and mourn properly.
Amber: That sounds perfect.

Lena: And tomorrow?
Amber: Tomorrow… I guess I figure out what’s next.
Lena: Exactly. One call changed everything.
Amber: But it didn’t end everything.
Lena: Not even close. 🔥❤️

Amber: (quietly) The fire’s out now.
Lena: And you’re still standing.
Amber: I never thought I’d see it like this… just ashes and steam.
Lena: Ashes mean something burned.
Amber: And steam?
Lena: That it’s still warm. Still alive.

Amber: I keep thinking I should feel empty.
Lena: Do you?
Amber: No. I feel… tired. And strangely hopeful.
Lena: That’s how new beginnings sneak in.

Amber: Tomorrow I’ll walk back here. I’ll face it in daylight.
Lena: And one day, there’ll be another place.
Amber: Maybe not the same walls.
Lena: But the same heart.

Amber: (exhales) Thank you for answering the phone.
Lena: Always. One call changed everything—
Amber: —but it didn’t take everything.

They stand in silence as the last siren fades. Smoke lifts into the night sky.