Can Ferrari's golden boy outrun the crushing weight of his own expectations, or will he crumble as the darkest corners of his mind become his most dangerous comfort? When fate brings him to Aria, who is fighting her own inner battles, will she be hi...
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The 2022 season had started like a dream for Charles, full of hope and promises that this would finally be his year. But race after race, everything fell apart. The strategies that should have lifted him to victory instead left him stranded, with each mistake and failure pushing him further down.
Promises from his team started to feel like empty words, leaving him to wonder if he was just chasing shadows. With every setback, he felt the weight of the world on his shoulders, heavier than he could bear, his confidence crumbling piece by piece.
Alone in the quiet moments after each race, he faced himself and found nothing but doubt and frustration. Slowly, he sank deeper into his own mind, feeling trapped in a spiral of self blame and anger, haunted by thoughts that maybe he was the problem all along.
Racing, which had once been his greatest joy, now only reminded him of his struggles, leaving him in a place where he saw no light, no way out, just a hollow sense that he was losing himself.
Charles stood at a crossroads he'd never imagined facing...was it already too late for him to save himself from this darkness? Every day felt like a battle against the shadow he'd become, a version of himself that he no longer recognized. Racing had always been his fuel, his purpose, but now it felt like a chain holding him down, reminding him of all the ways he'd fallen short. He was his own harshest critic, and he feared he'd spiraled too far, that he might never shake this feeling of being lost.
But then, like a light at the end of what seemed like a never ending tunnel, someone unexpectedly stepped into his life, a light he hadn't realized he needed. She was steady and kind, with a way of seeing him beyond what was expected of him.
