Red Fucking Means GO

Tee lives like someone with nothing to lose.
Underground races. Violent speeds. Sleepless nights spent in garages that smell like gasoline and smoke.
Everyone knows him as the boy reckless enough to flirt with death and talented enough to outrun it.
Then Por enters the scene
annoyingly soft, infuriatingly stubborn, and completely unwilling to stand back while Tee destroys himself.
What starts as late-night arguments and dangerous attraction slowly turns into something messier: dependency, jealousy, old ghosts, unresolved love, and the terrifying realization that some people can become home before you're ready for them.
But the racing world never lets anyone stay untouched for long.

Old wounds reopen.
And somewhere between loyalty and self-destruction, Tee is forced to confront the one thing that scares him more than dying-
being loved enough to stay alive for it.