Three months later, you pulled into Holton’s lot. The Mustang gleamed, new paint, engine purring like a beast. Mike was there, leaning on his bike, lighting a cigarette.
He froze.
“You fix that pile of trash?” he scoffed.
You stepped out, eyes cold. “No,” you said, slamming the door. “I rebuilt it. Unlike you, I know how to work for what I love.”
He laughed, but it faltered. “Careful, Lalens. Next time you touch my car, I'll melt you.”
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