The clock just ran out. Sirens wail, highways choke with cars, and Hurricane Beryl roars toward the coast, swelling into a monster no one can stop. Families are splitting in panic: stay or flee. Officials say “evacuate now,” but shelters are filling, gas is running out, and the water is already rising. In the dark, one decis… Continues…
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