TILLY MARIE NEARLY loses faith in her passion as she refuses to listen to everyone who told her to quit. Everyone but one. And it's the man she met years ago at a racing event she didn't want to attend. Who would have thought that her father's parti...
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ii. tilly marie goes to hell
Tilly Marie.
That is the name that hides everything that relates to my life and purpose. Truthfully, everyone knows who I am, but I act like a stranger to everyone who works in the location during the races. Everyone has heard of my name but never really knew what I look like. Of course, they would know who I am. I'm sharing my surname with the man who partially owned three teams— all through his shares.
Julius Hearth is a billionaire who invested much more in motorsport than he should have in his racing career. Instead of becoming a professional driver, he remains a billionaire, relatively close to creating a monopoly in the racing industry.
A greedy man, they call him. He dislikes the idea of being unable to control his businesses. He could have sold his shares before, yet he keeps a tight grip over each of his holdings and keeps his position in each team as an executive. He's not even the one at the race right now. He has his daughter act on his behalf and play his part in keeping his teams popular.
The surname Hearth is practically engraved in each team's zones. I hate it. Wherever I go, even if I hadn't attended a grand prix for a while now, eyes would settle on me. Everyone knows my name. I hate it. It should have been Ford instead, maybe I would have allowed it.
And so I stuck with Tilly Marie. Tilly Hearth catches the eyes of everyone in the racing industry. Tilly Marie is just a woman with access to three zones and additional pit access from her friend. Tilly Hearth is for business— for handling problems and solutions in media outlets and communications.
Before I was even told to attend the British GP, I considered leaving my job. Have you ever been so exhausted from doing what you love? Or is it something that you didn't love?
I enjoy writing fashion and design articles for everyone's entertainment. But to be told you'll be given a better angle on the following magazine issues? Now that's just an embarrassment.
Everyone I'm close to knows how badly I am treated at the company. Their sympathy came with advice to leave the company. Yet, despite the gratitude that I felt, I refuse to resign. I have faith in my career. They'll give me a better angle soon enough.
One of the many people who told me to quit is here standing behind the gate. His tightly braided hair is covered with a branded cap. His chest is covered in a white polo. He stands there with a cheeky grin as he holds his arms out. Lewis Hamilton never failed to make me smile.
He engulfs me with a tight embrace and lifts me slightly in joy. We have not even exchanged words yet, but I am already smiling widely.
"Oh, Tilly, I thought you wouldn't come!" Lewis exclaims once that he puts me down. I straighten my slightly wrinkled skirt and look at him with a questioning frown. "You're going to watch me win in person this time!"
