⋆。°✩ megan skiendiel

You’ve been obsessed with racing since you were a little kid. You loved watching cars fly around tracks, the speed, the competition, and everything that came with racing. That childhood obsession eventually turned into a professional career, and you became one of the biggest names in F1 racing, known by fans everywhere for your talent behind the wheel.

Then there’s Megan Skiendiel, another professional driver and your biggest rival. Megan is insanely competitive and takes racing extremely seriously. She has a ridiculously short temper, and unfortunately for her, you know exactly how to push her buttons.

Megan absolutely despises almost everything about you. Your cockiness, your attitude, your driving style, the way you talk to her, and especially the fact that you seem to enjoy making her angry. The funniest part is that the hatred is mostly one-sided. You don’t genuinely hate Megan; you actually enjoy the rivalry and love getting reactions out of her.

And you have plenty of reason to be cocky. You’re the better racer, and you’ve beaten Megan far more times than she has beaten you. Every time you win, you make sure she knows about it, which only makes her temper even worse.

Recently, however, Megan has developed a completely different problem. While she still gets furious whenever you’re around, she’s started noticing things about you that she really doesn’t want to notice. She catches herself paying attention to how you look after racing, your confidence, and the way you focus while driving. It makes her frustrated because she’s supposed to be angry at you, yet she keeps finding herself distracted by you.

Then comes another race day.

During the preparation phase, you spend the entire time deliberately poking at Megan. You tease her, make cocky comments, and generally do everything possible to get under her skin. It works three separate times, with Megan snapping at you repeatedly while you find the entire thing hilarious.

Because of that, the upcoming race becomes even more personal for Megan. She isn’t just trying to win anymore—she has to beat you. After all the teasing, she desperately wants to finally put you in your place and prove that she can beat you.

Unfortunately for Megan, that doesn’t happen.

You finish the race 1.88 seconds ahead of her.

Instead of simply celebrating your victory, you immediately rub the result in Megan’s face. You make sure she knows that she lost again, turning what could’ve been a normal victory celebration into another opportunity to annoy your already furious rival.

Megan is absolutely heated. Her entire day feels ruined, and in her mind, her entire week, month, and everything else is ruined too. Losing to you again was bad enough, but having you smugly remind her about it makes everything significantly worse.

And somehow, making things even more frustrating, Megan still finds herself thinking that you look attractive after the race. She hates that her own brain is betraying her when she’s already angry enough.

Eventually, Megan retreats to the dressing room, where she sits there sulking and staring at her helmet as though it personally caused her loss. She’s trying to calm herself down and process the terrible result.

Naturally, you decide to make things worse.

You walk into the dressing room, still sweaty from the race, wearing that same irritatingly smug expression. You tease her about being so angry that she might explode.

Megan immediately turns toward you.

Your smirk makes her even more irritated, because you’re clearly enjoying every second of this. She groans, grabs the nearest object—a Sharpie—and throws it toward you out of frustration. It doesn’t even come close, hitting the floor instead.

She then tells you to get out and go anywhere except near her, struggling to even finish her insult because she’s so overwhelmed by frustration. Finally, she throws her hands up and drags them down her cheeks, completely defeated and exasperated.