Hearts Unchained (Racing to Romance #2)

Hearts Unchained (Racing to Romance #2)

By A. G. Starling

PROLOGUE CECI AND CLARKE

Prologue

Ceci and Clarke

DM: From @RacingRivers To @ChicaneClarke

Andretti said, “There will be many times when you are invited into a gap … The trick is to find one wider than your car.” If a woman invites a man in, it’s up to him to figure out if he’s got room enough to fit.

You thought she was willing, turns out she wasn’t.

Stop whining to the press and on social media. You lost. Ian Anker won. Period.

DM: From @ChicaneClarke To @RacingRivers

Your use of metaphor reveals more about the preoccupation of your mind than it does about this race. I’m curious. What would you say when the woman extends an open invitation only to slam the door in his face when he accepts it?

DM: From @RacingRivers To @ChicaneClarke

Are you suggesting Ian instigated the crash?

On purpose? And that I encouraged him to do so?

Here’s some advice: avoid any attempt to sound witty using one of my metaphors, Sir Stick Up His Ass.

It’s cringe. You may know what to do behind the wheel of a Formula 1 car, but I’m fairly certain you wouldn’t know the first thing what to do if you got behind a woman.

DM: From @ChicaneClarke To @RacingRivers

Well, we agree on one thing. Any metaphor of yours, Miss Rivers, is cringe.

I’ve heard enough from you to last more than a lifetime.

Maximum exposure seems to be what you’re after—and at any cost. I suspect when you played hide-and-seek as a child, no one ever tried to find you.

So now you’re working overtime to get the attention that failed you in your youth.

DM: From @RacingRivers To @ChicaneClarke

Oh, really! Well, I suspect were I to look up the definition of starched and stiff in the dictionary, I would see an image of you! You’re like an ironing board—straight, flat and absolutely no fun to lean on.

DM: From @ChicaneClarke To @RacingRivers

Ironing board? Interesting. Correct me if I’m wrong, but they do fit in tight spaces, do they not? And as for being stiff, I would think you’d be the last woman to complain about such an attribute.

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