Iris {Max Verstappen Hurt Fic}

Iris {Max Verstappen Hurt Fic}

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Max finds solace in his pain. To heal, he must first acknowledge his childhood, and the abuse bestowed upon him. Except: "His soul was hurting. He was like his trophy, broken in two. He was full of so many emotions that he couldn't identify. He was alone and bleeding and-and a failure. Max was a failure. He raised his hand and placed it back to his torn skin and rested his flesh against the blood. He cried out at the pain, but still he kept it there. He allowed the hurt to empty his thoughts of guilt and regrets." Alternate Title: you bleed just to know you're alive
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Some wounds don't bleed. They burn. Camille Vitale was raised to win - at any cost. Silence was survival, and pain was just another lap to finish. By the time she met Max Verstappen on a dusty karting track, she already knew how to keep secrets. So did he. Years later, the world knows his name. And Camille? She's the one pulling the strings behind the camera flashes -polished and untouchable. But history doesn't stay buried forever. Not when it's hiding behind headlines and hollow smiles. As past and present collide at 300 kilometers an hour, Camille is forced to confront the one thing she was never trained for: What happens when the mask cracks? 🥇 > F1 🥈 > Max Verstappen

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