INICIAR SESIÓNGiannaThree thousand, four hundred and twenty-one.That’s how many seconds I’ve been locked in this place. Yes, I counted. Twice.My heart has stopped at least eight times in that span, and for once I’m not even exaggerating.The air feels more heavier, and congested like there's plenty of us here and not just me and the cold floor doesn't do anything to help my nerves.My phone's useless here too, I tried calling Kevin and just like every darn horror movie there's no signal here.I tap my phone again anyway, switching on and off the airplane mode, my eyes widen at the sight of one bar and I rush to call Kevin again but it disappears.“Yes, yes,” I whisper, rushing to call Kevin.And just like every freaking movie, the bar disappears complete. “God,” I whisper, my voice cracking. “Please.”I do not even know what I am pleading for anymore. A signal bar to come back. For someone to burst through the door and save me. Anything at all that will get me the fuck out of here. I can feel
GiannaI move around the garage absentmindedly, careful to keep out of Roxanne and Braide’s way. The place smells like oil and hot metal, the air thick with exhaust and noise, but none of it really registers. My body is here. My head is somewhere else entirely.Nothing about what just happened makes any sense.Rhonda.Who is she?How does she know Dmitry?Before he traveled? Did he tell her before he left?Fuck. I’m doing it again. Losing my mind over him.A dark chuckle slips out of me, hollow and humorless. My eyes burn almost instantly, that familiar sting warning me that I'm seconds away from crying. I blink fast, stare at the concrete floor, anything to keep them from falling.“Are you good?” Braide asks.He’s standing over me, broad shoulders blocking some of the harsh light. He looks genuinely concerned, which somehow makes me feel bad.I nod sheepishly. I’m anything but good. Not even close.Still, I'm glad I came here. Glad I witnessed Dmitry's secret race love, even more gla
DmitryI am either losing my fucking mind, or Gianna is actually here, at the tracks she claims to hate, in the arms of Braide fucking Langley.Anger coils tight in my skull, hot and blinding. I blink hard, trying to steady it, but then she startles like she heard something. Like she heard me. The next second she’s pulling out of his arms, eyes scanning the crowd frantically.So she did hear me.I step fully into the garage, forcing my posture loose, my expression unreadable. Calm on the outside. Anything but on the inside.“If it isn’t the king of the tracks, Dmitry Orlov,” Braide drawls. “To what do we peasants owe this rather homely visit?”I scoff. He’s lucky Gianna is standing right there. Otherwise he’d be face first in dirt already.“What are you doing here, Gianna?” I demand.Her eyes widen, guilty in a way that hits something ugly in my chest. Like she knows she shouldn’t be here.“I…” She inhales, then looks straight at me, something shifting in her expression. Something col
GiannaThe tracks are everything I imagined it'd be, rowdy. I nearly sprint back into my Uber when my eyes land on a familiar, tall chestnut-haired girl.Do I call her name? Even if I did, there’s no way she’d hear me over the noise.Just then, Roxy turns over to where I'm standing like she can actually sense me. Her eyes widen, surprise flashing across her face before it breaks into a childish grin. She lifts her arm and starts waving like a madwoman, completely unapologetic about it.I barely have time to react before she’s pushing through people, brushing shoulders, murmuring apologies she clearly doesn’t mean."You made it, damsel.”The grin on her face is contagious, wide and genuine and completely unguarded. It pulls a small giggle that feels out of place here leaves my mouth, and she stops laughing then starts again.Up close, she smells sweet which isn't something I'd expect from her. Not because she's a biker but because of how rough her hands are. She didn't pique me as the
Gianna Roxanne has been blowing up my phone all morning, and I have no idea why. Last night, panic took over and I turned my phone off before climbing into bed. I needed silence. Distance. Anything to quiet the storm in my head. When I finally turn it back on now, twenty unread messages stare back at me. I groan and let my head fall back against my wardrobe door, eyes unfocused. My lips still tingle, sensitive and warm, like his mouth never really left them. A slow smile curves against my will. Dmitry kissed me. He kissed me, and worse, he confessed his feelings so openly it left me breathless. I should feel happy. I should feel chosen. Instead, guilt coils tight in my stomach. Kevin does not deserve this. I begged him to help me forget Dmitry. I asked him to be my anchor, my safety. And now here I am, unraveling because one kiss from Dima reminded me of everything I tried to bury. Great, now I even call him Dima. This is getting complicated. Messy. Dangerous. I dr
DmitryI have tortured myself for the past week because I wanted to respect her wish. Because I wanted to show her how different I am.And look what happened.Some fucking lunatics thought they could ambush her. Touch her. Fucking try to scare her.My woman.The thought gnaws deep in my chest, sharp and relentless, with only one escape. Making sure I find them. Making sure they pay for the fear she faced.Fuck.And that savior, the one she is all fangirling over. That girl fits only one person. Someone who should not be back here in New York.I pray it isn’t her.Footsteps rush down the stairs and I glance up. Gia is descending, hair plaited back, dressed in soft home clothes. Safe clothes. The kind she wears when she thinks nothing can touch her.She stops when she sees me standing instead of sitting.“Dmitry?” Her voice is soft. Careful. “What’s wrong? Why are you staring at me like that?”Annoyance coils in my gut. Annoyed she didn’t tell me. Annoyed she thought she had to carry it





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