A short story. As it's my first. Grace is struggling from her own mind. She's been through hell and is closed about everything. Everything she does to help herself, make the pain even worse. Can anyone help her escape her own mind, before terror happens?

I have a dark history, an alcoholic mother, over protective brothers, a gentle giant of a dad and one proper friend. I felt alone in this world. Nothing excited me anymore. That was until one day at work. He left me his number. Now it's all you.

Ayla Carter lives in the fast lane, but not the reckless kind. Based in Texas, Ayla keeps her life carefully balanced: private, controlled, and just out of reach of the spotlight. But when her path crosses fully into the world of Formula 1, she's pulled into a universe of champagne nights, Monaco rooftops, and relentless attention she never asked for. Lando Norris is easy laughter and soft sincerity, all boy-next-door charm beneath McLaren colors. Charles Leclerc is confidence and intensity, magnetic and unapologetic. Both men see Ayla as something more than a passing moment-and both are dangerously hard to ignore. As race weekends blur into late nights, flirtation turns into something heavier, and boundaries begin to crack, Ayla finds herself caught between comfort and temptation, safety and risk. In a world where everything moves at impossible speed, slowing down might be the most dangerous choice of all. Set against the glamorous, high-stakes backdrop of Formula 1. In Sports Car, desire accelerates faster than reason, and slowing down is never an option. *BOOK 2 OF THE "Speed Limit" SERIES*

After Jules Bianchi died in a F1 crash, Sophie Leclerc got mental health issues. After a few years Sophie is finally starting to feel alive again. She has managed to reach F2 together with her brother Arthur and they're both racing at Prema Powerteam. Charles and Arthur are starting to worry again after Sophie got in a crash. They decide to take her on a vacation with their friends and Lando, who Sophie hasn't met yet.

They say grief comes in six stages. First, it's the initial shock of losing someone you love. Next, it's denial of the fact that they are really, truly gone. This is followed by a wave of anger at not only yourself, but those around you. You can bargain all you want, but nothing can change the past. After all this, you fall into a grey area of depression. It's numb, and it's cold, and it feels like it'll drag on for an eternity... ...But it doesn't, as long as acceptance follows. • this story is going to be sad • possible trigger warning • loosely inspired by 'eleven minutes' by yungblud and halsey • written july '19 •

TW: SELF HARM AND ED Arianna Mayne is a rising star in the world of motorsport journalism, but behind her confident facade, she struggles with crippling anxiety and depression. She's built her career on her sharp wit and ability to stay cool under pressure, but her inner world is a constant battlefield. When she's assigned to cover the Formula 1 season, Arianna's first major interview is with none other than Lando Norris-a young, talented driver known for his playful and outgoing personality, will he be able to save her?

She's the voice of the internet. He's the driver she called overrated. Rhea Hart built her brand on sharp analysis, zero-filter commentary, and a podcast that's become the unofficial pulse of F1 fan culture. She's not afraid to call out bad strategy, weak overtakes-or Lando Norris, the golden boy of McLaren, who she once described as "all potential, no pressure." She didn't expect him to listen. She definitely didn't expect him to care. But when a viral post-race moment launches her into the paddock spotlight, Lando fires back with charm, wit, and a maddening habit of proving her wrong-on track and off. What begins as internet-fueled banter spirals into late-night DMs, stolen glances, and the kind of chemistry you can't manufacture for social media. Now Rhea's stuck between her rising profile and the one person who makes her question everything she thought she knew about the sport. And Lando? He's got a season to win, a reputation to maintain, and one hell of a weakness for the girl who's been narrating his highlight reels all year. Enemies to almost-friends to something else entirely-this isn't just a love story. It's a high-speed collision course between pride, passion, and the power of being truly seen.

She had the kiss the whole world recognized. He was the one who made it his. Lila Heart sang the national anthem at the Australian Grand Prix, and Lando Norris fell in love. Their worlds collided-one of fame, the other of speed-and they were forced to navigate a love too powerful to hide. But when the spotlight's on them, can they protect what's truly theirs? THIS IS BASED IN 2024. social media/ real life story.

Adelina Ruggiero thought she had her life figured out-Monaco's nightlife at her fingertips, a job she's good at, and the party scene to numb the past she's never truly escaped. Raised without a real family, carrying the scars of loss and loneliness, she's built walls around her heart. Then there's Lando Norris-charismatic, impulsive, and utterly magnetic. They start as nothing more than casual partners in the dizzying world of late-night parties, where bodies are tangled but emotions are kept safely at bay. Until the night that changes everything. Adelina finds herself pregnant, thrown headfirst into a world she's never prepared for. With no roadmap, no guarantee of love, and a past that still haunts her, she must learn what it means to become a mother-and what it means to let someone in.

She told herself it was nothing. But nothing doesn't look at her like that. Nothing doesn't get under her skin like him. Elena Carter just made history: the first female driver in Formula 1. But behind the applause, the grid's a battlefield. Her brother wants her seat. The press wants her weakness. And Henry Wilson? He just wants her undone. He's the worst kind of distraction: Smirking in the paddock. Whispering in her ear. Protecting her when no one else does, then pretending it meant nothing. She should be focused. But every time he leans a little too close, She forgets that she came here to prove. And when rivals get too close, someone always gets burned. It's just the question: When?