Rosa never thought six months could change her life. At fourteen, she leaves Sydney to return to her childhood home in Bologna for an exchange. Between family dinners with her Nonna and Nonno, late-night talks with her cousin Francesca, and struggling with her faded Aussie-Italian accent, Rosa doesn't expect much more than schoolwork and homesickness. Then she meets Kimi Antonelli. He's just the boy seated next to her in class - quiet, sharp-eyed, with a crooked smile and whispers of karting talent. But soon their conversations turn into walks home, gelato dates, and feelings Rosa never expected. When Kimi asks her to be his girlfriend under the Christmas lights, she says yes, even though she knows her exchange won't last forever. When Rosa returns to Sydney, they make a promise: long distance. And even across thousands of miles, they know it will work. They know they'll be together forever, that neither could ever betray the other, that what they have is real. Four years later They're eighteen now. Kimi isn't just the boy from Bologna anymore- he's racing in Formula 1 for Mercedes. But when they see each other again, the spark is still there, stronger than ever. They know, without a doubt, that this is just the beginning of their forever.

They're young and they're friends and when they're together, they're reason why Toto Wolff, has a constant headache. Vienna is messy and stunning and the one thing that could get in the way of his dream. Kimi is new and adorable and when she flirts with him, he rolls his eyes and tugs his helmet over his curls. The only issue besides the blurred lines and inside jokes? His boss is her dad and Kimi's always been known to follow the rules. To Vienna? They've always been more of a loose suggestion. The Wolffs never had a golden girl, they had a smirky, too smart for her own good, trouble maker. They had Vienna Wolff. And when she wants something, she gets it.

In which the first female driver and Kimi Antonelli face a rivalry much like Hamilton and Rosberg.

Getting sent away by your parents sucks. Getting sent away by your parents to live in Italy with your grandma is... less sucky. Especially when your days consist of the beach, ice cream, and a cute boy who is adamant on making this summer count. But two months isn't a lifetime, and reality is chasing both of the teens down.