@Shula Your game was very enjoyable and educational. I stayed up till 4AM playing over and over! Yeah, I wouldn’t recommend that but I couldn’t help it. 
Here are things I found during my playthroughs for your review:
Someone from the truck company comes in with? the thermal imaging camera to check for hot spots in the walls and ceiling,
So Jeremy respected your choice to be a firefighter but didn’t really like? the idea of it.
“If you didn’t want to go to the movies with me or if the drill was that, you could have just told me,” him told you frankly, looking more sad than angry about it.
Before long, Jeremy was back in you arms again. And it was an altogether excellent night.
You spend the whole night with your SO? Or their name?, and let’s just say you get very little sleep for all the most wonderful reasons. What an amazing first date! (It wasn’t a first date. It was with my original, already established SO)
You can’t be in two places at once, and you can’t really compare going to a movies with a training drill in terms of importance – right?
Despite Jeremy’s wishes, you gently untangle yourself from him’s arms, apologize, and dash to your car.
But that is small comfort to the members of your fire department who lost one of their own in the line of duty. And that fact dose little to console your family, friends, and coworkers.
Before you even think of opening a door like this, it’s important to get a sense of whether or not there is fire directly behind the door or if the room or corridor is filled with pressurized smoke that might trigger an explosion when you let it more air.
So Firefighter Schmidt will place the adz end of the halligan into the door frame, near the locking mechanism, and you will use the flat part of your ax to strike the halligan and wedge it further into crack so that the door can be pried.
Who knows when you’ll get a chance to save a life and be appropriate rewarded for your efforts?
So you let your affection and desire fill your eyes, meet his gaze, and draw his into an achingly sweet kiss that feels too good to possibly be true.
To top it off, you left Avery with the bill and not so much a word of good bye. (Think it should be “not so much AS a”)
“Sure. What’s on your mind?” “Well, actually, you are,” you say and hope it comes across as smooth rather than cheesy. “Heh,” Jo replies. (MC was Jo, probie was Avery.)
And the, when you do hang out, things are usually pleasant, but sometimes you argue about stupid stuff like the hurtful thing he said (but doesn’t remember saying) three months ago or even what to do on a Friday night.
The sobering reality is that a firefighter, upon first seeing the signs of an impending flashover, even if they are wearing full PPE, will have only a few seconds to evacuate an area that once it begins to flashover.
Being in decent shape be a matter of life and death in certain emergency situations.
When you explain to Avery that you have something special planned for (him?)back at the hotel, Avery is more than happy to cheerfully decline the invitation to go out with the others.
The captain and a police officer try get more information from the distraught woman.
“Thank you,” you say, sincerely. There’s no time for casual chatting so you simply tell he, “Help me search.”
You wonder how things might have been different if you made different decisions. Could you have saved him? Could you have saved the boy? (In this playthrough The boy did survive. Velez and the grandfather died.)
Before you know it, Renner is talking about how scared {NPpronoun1} was when you went after Velez alone,
In this playthrough Avery had passed away in the fire but he is resurrected later in the game.
(Of course, you have Avery through all this as well. He was with you in the very worst of the fire, and he is having a pretty tough time dealing with everything that went on…This year, of course, you are going with Avery. As a probationary firefighter (but not for much longer!) he doesn’t have to wear his uniform…)
Then you put your right hand back on the wall and follow it around until you reach the closet where Renner has gotten himself confused and disoriented. “I got you.” You squeeze him gloved hand reassuringly. “You okay?” {NPname} nods but doesn’t seem entirely convinced.
Alice," you tell him. “We have to bail-out of this room NOW. You’re going first so I can help guide you. You’ve done this all before in training. Don’t be scared. I love you.” (MC was Alice…the probie was Avery.)
