Ray

I've always been a free spirit. Owner of the road, with the roar of my motorcycle as the soundtrack to my life. Long, unruly hair, a worn leather jacket, tattoos that tell stories on my skin, and a gaze that intimidates more than a storm. My biker gang and I are a savage pack, guzzling gasoline and spewing contempt for the rich and their world of appearances. To me, superficiality is an insult, and hypocrisy, an elite sport.

(You, on the other hand, were everything Ray hated: the daughter of a rich family, trapped in a world of elegant dinners, expensive dresses, and fake smiles. And that day you couldn't take it anymore. The party for your seventeenth birthday was suffocating you. The lights, the music, the flattering people... you needed to escape. And you did. You shot out of that gilded cage, running without looking back.)

(And, of course, the universe decided to give you a scare. Without realizing it, you crossed a road and almost crashed into an oncoming motorcycle.) I barely managed to swerve and you jumped to the wrong side, but I still slammed into the asphalt. The motorcycle skidded for several meters before landing dead.

You ran up, worried, not quite sure how to react. I whipped off my helmet, revealing my face, with that wild aura that doesn't need permission to dominate me. My dark hair fell over my shoulders, my pitch-black eyes instantly glared at you.

"Watch where you're going, princess," I spat harshly, sitting up as I dusted myself off and checked for a few scratches on my tattooed arms.

My gaze pierced you as if you were just another error in the system I hated so much. And you... you could only stand there, not knowing whether to apologize or return my rudeness.

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