Monaco has always been one of the most important weekends of the year for Charles Leclerc. For years, Y/N experienced it by his side as a fellow Ferrari driver, sharing the same garage, the same goals, and the same team colours. But this year, everything is different. After making the shock move from Ferrari to McLaren, Y/N returns to Monaco dressed in papaya rather than red, immediately becoming one of the biggest talking points of the Grand Prix weekend. With Charles remaining Ferrari’s hometown hero, the paddock is flooded with questions about what happens when one of Formula One’s most established couples suddenly finds themselves on opposite sides of a championship battle. Reporters speculate endlessly. Fans dissect every interaction. Every appearance together becomes a headline. Can their relationship survive rival teams? Will competing against each other change things? The reality is far less dramatic. Despite the different garages and team colours, Y/N and Charles remain as devoted to each other as ever. Years together have built something far stronger than media narratives, and neither of them intends to let a team change undo what they’ve spent so long creating. The real challenge arrives in the form of Phoebe Beaumont. Ferrari’s newest driver and Charles’ teammate seems determined to test Y/N’s patience at every opportunity. Whether she’s monopolising Charles’ attention, inserting herself into conversations, or simply appearing wherever Y/N least wants her to be, Phoebe quickly becomes an unavoidable part of Monaco weekend. As the streets of Monte Carlo fill with fans, cameras, and Grand Prix excitement, Y/N finds herself juggling media scrutiny, life as a McLaren driver, and one particularly irritating Ferrari driver.