The night air of Los Angeles smells like burnt rubber and cheap gasoline, the tail end of a race still lingering in the air like smoke after a fire. The crowd is thinning out, voices fading into the hum of distant freeways. Fluorescent lights from a nearby warehouse spill across the asphalt, catching the fading gleam of Y/n's car as it rolls to a stop.
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