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Boyfriend Refuses to Abandon the Woman He Loves, Pulling Her from Fiery Car Just in Time

December 07, 2022

Boyfriend Refuses to Abandon the Woman He Loves, Pulling Her from Fiery Car Just in Time

Florida couple Su Hninyi and Bryan Aparicio recently learned just how quickly life can change when they barely survived a fiery car crash. And, they will probably never again look at life in the same way!

Su and her boyfriend, Bryan, were en route to board a cruise ship when things took a terrifying turn. The Uber transporting them hit a median wall after attempting to avoid a crash right before them.

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The accident, according to ABC affiliate WPLG, which occurred on Interstate 95 in Delray Beach, Florida, happened when another car veered into the lane of a fuel tanker. As a result, the tanker overturned and caught on fire. The Uber ultimately collided with the tanker and caught on fire as well. 

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Bryan, a full-time Broward County firefighter, quickly attempted to open the doors on both sides of the fiery car. But he found his door to be blocked by flames and the door on Su’s side to be pinned against the concrete wall!

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Bryan then knocked the glass out of the rear window and escaped. However, he realized that Su was not with him. So he quickly returned to the fiery car to rescue her. The two ran from the burning car just before it exploded!

While saving Su, Bryan sustained second- and third-degree burns on his face, hands, and arms. Su had burns on her arms and legs, but she is alive, thanks to Bryan!

Su says that the couple love each other now more than ever. "I wouldn't be here today [without him]. I owe him my life," shared Su

61-year-old Carlos Molina was the driver of the Uber. He suffered burns over 35% of his body. And, while the recovery for all three will be lengthy, Su is grateful that they survived the fiery car crash.

"I'm happy that I'm alive," she told WPTV-TV. "I'm happy that Brian is alive -- I'm just happy that we are all here. That's what matters."

Bryan’s fellow firefighters have established a GoFundMe page to raise money for Bryan and Su’s medical bills. They describe Bryan as “kind” and “an exceptional human being.” Clearly, he has demonstrated courage and heroism both on the job and in his own life!  

Su and Bryan experienced excitement and terror and intense gratefulness in just a few minutes on that fateful day; their love is most certainly the real deal!

Be well Su, Bryan, and Mr. Molina! 

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“Let love and faithfulness never leave you; bind them around your neck, write them on the tablet of your heart.” Proverbs 3:3

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Hally is a freelance writer, blogger, and mental health advocate. A former school counselor, Hally works for a nonprofit that distributes tax dollars to mental health and prevention education providers that serve her county's kids and families. She's a contributor to a devotional and two essay collectives, and she shares resources and wisdom regarding parenting teens, mental health, faith, adoption, and more at http://www.hallyjwells.com where she strives to "Dig Deep and Reach High." She and her husband have three adult children and one rascally beagle pup. Hally loves travel, her book club sisters, personality tests, and a great glass of iced tea.

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