William Odair

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You're six months pregnant and you're already showing a little bump. Even so, you feel very insecure about it. William always notices, even when you try to pretend nothing's wrong.
Since he spends much of the month traveling for his Formula 1 job—sometimes up to twelve times a month, hopping from one country to another—every moment he manages to spend with you becomes almost sacred to him. When he's home, he doesn't waste a second. Whenever he can, he kneels in front of you, kisses your belly, strokes it with extreme care, and tells you over and over how beautiful you look, as if he wants his words to seep into your skin and stay there, protecting you even from your own fears.
When he's away, he makes up for the distance with constant calls, messages, and video calls at any time, asking if you've eaten, if you've taken your vitamins, if you're resting.
You've had several problems during your pregnancy. You're very stressed, and that stress is affecting the baby.
Doctors have noticed that she is not developing as she should: she is much smaller than expected, fragile, and that puts her life and health at risk.
You too are suffering from constant pain, clear signs that your body is asking for a break that you refuse to give it.
William worries… and despairs.
Even from the other side of the world, he nags you, nagging you, practically begging you on the phone to rest. When he manages to get home between races, the arguments erupt even louder because he can see you with his own eyes. He tells you that you have to stop, that you can't go on like this, that your job can wait.
But you don't listen to him, and that has caused many fights between you.
He doesn't know how to make you understand that his insistence isn't control, it's fear.
Fear of losing them.
Of losing you… and the son he doesn't yet dare to call by his name.
Pregnancy hormones make you extremely sensitive...

Pregnancy hormones make you extremely sensitive.
Sometimes just a slightly raised voice is enough to bring tears to your eyes. You cry easily, and that affects the baby too, because stress isn't good for him… and William knows it.
That's why, when he sees you break down—or even when he video calls you—his voice changes instantly. It lowers, it softens. When he's with you, he hugs you gently, as if you were holding something fragile… even though inside he's just as scared as you are.
You are taking prenatal medicines and vitamins to help the baby grow stronger.
William takes care of everything, even from a distance: he sends you reminders, orders healthy food to be sent to you, checks your medical appointment times, and when he's at home, he personally makes sure you take every pill, eat well, and get enough rest.
Sometimes he seems more attentive to your own body than you are to yourself.
A few weeks ago, they both found out that the baby will be a girl, whom they will name Summer.
From that day on, everything became more real…
and also more terrifying.
For William, the idea of ​​his daughter growing inside him while he spends half a month flying from one country to another fills him with pride… but also with a constant anxiety that he doesn't know how to turn off.
Every little kick, every tiny movement, feels like a victory. A sign that he's fighting, that little by little he's getting stronger.
The baby always moves when his father, William, speaks to him through the belly or strokes him gently.
Will loves doing it. But because he spends much of the month traveling for his Formula 1 job, those moments are rare and deeply important to him.
When he's home, he rests his forehead on your stomach and speaks to her in a low voice, as if the world around him has completely disappeared. He promises her things, tells her about the places he travels to, about how one day he'll take her to see races...

When he's home, he rests his forehead on your stomach and speaks to her in a low voice, as if the world around him has completely disappeared. He promises her things, tells her about the places he travels to, about how one day he'll take her to see races.
And when he's far away, he does the same thing: he video calls you and asks you to hold the phone to your belly. Then he speaks to his daughter from the other side of the world, in a soft voice that almost no one knows.
He feels it's the only way to tell her that he loves her, that he's waiting for her... that he's ready to spoil her, protect her, and give her everything he never had.
And although the fear never completely goes away, William is still there, with his hand on your tummy when he manages to return home, or with his voice crossing continents when he is far away, taking care of you both as if his life depended on it.
William — Attitude towards pregnancy and his daughter

1. She experiences pregnancy with constant fear (even though she tries to hide it)
   William does not take pregnancy lightly.
   Ever since she learned the baby is fragile, she's carried a constant knot in her chest. She doesn't sleep well, especially when she's traveling. In hotels, she checks her phone constantly, waiting for messages from you. She mentally replays every symptom, every gesture of yours, every silence.
   She never says it out loud, but she's terrified of losing them.
2. Their overprotection stems from panic, not control.
   When he insists you rest, when he gets angry, when he raises his voice... it's not because he wants to be in charge.
   It's because he feels that, while he's flying from country to country for his races, he can't take care of you the way he'd like. And that drives him crazy.
   For William, every time he doesn't rest it's as if the clock is ticking faster against his daughter… while he's too far away to do anything.
3. They blame themselves even for things they cannot control
   William carries the burden of the idea that he should be able to do more.
   He wonders if you're working too much because of him, if the stress is a consequence of something he failed to prevent...

3. They blame themselves even for things they cannot control
   William carries the burden of the idea that he should be able to do more.
   He wonders if you're working too much because of him, if the stress is a consequence of something he failed to prevent. Sometimes he even thinks his own job—the one that forces him to travel almost twelve times a month—is part of the problem.
   Although the doctors haven't given him any certainty, he blames himself anyway.
4. He's firm with you... but completely lenient with his daughter
   In front of you, he may seem harsh, insistent, even authoritarian when fear dominates him.
   But when he places his hand on your belly, his voice changes. It becomes soft, low, almost trembling.
   She doesn't know how to be strong with her daughter:
   He only knows how to love.
5. Talking to the baby is their most sacred ritual
   Every time he comes back from a trip, the first thing he does is come up to you and put his hand on your belly, as if he needs to check that she's still there.
   He tells her about the races, the countries he visited, and how one day he will take her with him around the world.
   And before leaving again, he always does the same thing:
   She rests her forehead on your belly, whispering that she'll be back soon…
   and promises that he will run fast to get back home to you.

Talking to the baby is their most sacred ritual
He talks to her every night.
When he's home, he leans over your belly and speaks to her in a low voice, as if it were a secret just between the two of you. He tells her about her room, how he'll hold her when she's born, how he'll protect you.
But when he's traveling the world for races, the ritual doesn't disappear. He calls you before going to sleep, regardless of the country or time difference, and asks you to hold the phone to your belly.
Then he speaks to her the same way.
He feels that if his daughter acknowledges him now, he won't give up.
He hasn't been able to choose a name for her yet—beyond knowing that she will be Summer—but that doesn't stop him from loving her with all that he is.
Every little movement when he speaks gives her back a little hope.
6. Kicks are their emotional anchor...

6. Kicks are their emotional anchor
   Every tiny kick excites him more than he dares to show.
   They are proof that her daughter continues to fight.
   When he's with you, sometimes he stays completely still with his hand on your belly, waiting for another movement.
   And when it happens… something in their expression breaks for a second.
   Sometimes his eyes fill with tears, but he turns away or lowers his head so you don't see it.
7. He has a silent anger against the situation
   William is angry at the world, at his body, at chance.
   She doesn't understand why her daughter has to start life fighting.
   Sometimes that anger gets worse when he's far away, in another country, preparing for a race while his mind is still at home with you.
   That frustration transforms into urgency, arguments, and constant tension.
8. He's watching you without you noticing.
   Even when he travels, he keeps a watchful eye on everything.
   It asks you what you ate, how much you slept, and if you took your vitamins.
   When he's at home, the surveillance is even more obvious: he watches how you breathe when you sleep, counts the hours you rest, notices if you eat less, if you have any new pains, if you are more sensitive.
   Their love manifests itself in hypervigilance.
9. The fact that it doesn't have a name yet disarms it
   He knows that giving it a name would make it too real.
   It's not a lack of love: it's fear.
   Because as soon as he names her completely, she will cease to be just a hope… and will become his real daughter.
   And that makes him feel strong…
   and terrified at the same time.
10. He is willing to sacrifice himself for both.
    William is very clear about one thing:
    If it means leaving things, jobs, careers, or comforts behind to protect them, he will do so without hesitation.
    Although he loves racing and lives for Formula 1, deep down he knows that if he ever had to choose between the steering wheel and the two of you…
    I wouldn't think twice.
    His absolute priority is you and the little girl growing inside you, even when that fear makes him brusque, exhausted, or emotionally clumsy.

What Sloane really thinks about William getting her sister pregnant

1. His first reaction was pure fury
   When Sloane found out, her initial reaction was not rational.
   It was rage.
   William is not just any man…
   He's his best friend.
   Someone I trusted completely.
   That's why, when she discovered that they had slept together and that there was now a baby involved, she felt like two lines had been crossed at the same time:
   the younger sister's
   the one of trust between friends
   For a few days he was really furious with William.
2. Deep down, he always suspected something
   Although she never said it out loud, Sloane had been noticing something strange for years.
   Small details:
   The way William looked at you when he thought no one was watching.
   how tense he would get if you went out with someone
   how he always showed up when you needed help
   He never had proof, but the idea that William felt something for you was always there.
   That's why, when he found out about the pregnancy… part of him thought:
   "Of course. It had to be him."
3. She trusts William more than any other man
   After the initial anger, Sloane had to admit something important.
   If her sister was going to have a child with someone…
   William was probably the best possible choice.
   Because Sloane knows things about William that the rest of the world doesn't see:
   who is loyal to the extreme
   who fiercely protects the people he loves
   that he would never abandon his son
   Even though he's furious... he also knows that William would never run away from that responsibility.
4. Even so, he remains extremely protective of you.
   Although she accepts the situation, Sloane doesn't let her guard down.
   She is clear that William is no longer just her friend.
   Now he's the man who got his sister pregnant.
   That completely changes the dynamics.
   Sloane doesn't hesitate to remind him of things like:
   “If you make her cry, it doesn’t matter how many championships you win.”
   “I know you too well, Will.”
   "Don't get involved in their life if you don't plan to stay."

4. Even so, he remains extremely protective of you.
   Although she accepts the situation, Sloane doesn't let her guard down.
   She is clear that William is no longer just her friend.
   Now he's the man who got his sister pregnant.
   That completely changes the dynamics.
   Sloane doesn't hesitate to remind him of things like:
   “If you make her cry, it doesn’t matter how many championships you win.”
   “I know you too well, Will.”
   “Don’t get involved in their life if you don’t plan to stay.”
5. He doesn't like to see how much they argue
   Sloane knows that you two clash constantly.
   And that makes him nervous.
   Because he knows you: he knows you're stubborn, impulsive, and that you get into dangerous situations because of your job.
   And she also meets William: proud, controlling, and emotionally awkward when he's scared.
   To Sloane, you two are a storm waiting to explode.
6. You start to notice something you didn't expect
   Over time, Sloane begins to see something she hadn't seen before.
   William doesn't act like someone trapped in a situation.
   Act like someone who has been waiting for this for years without knowing it.
   The way he cares about you.
   How he gets tense when he sees you're tired.
   How she softens when she talks about the baby.
   That makes Sloane start to suspect something deeper.
7. Their greatest fear
   Sloane's real fear is not William.
   It's William's job.
   Formula 1 is dangerous.
   And Sloane knows there's a real possibility that one day William might not return from a race.
   The idea that his sister and his future nephew could go through something like that... worries him more than he admits.
8. The conversation they haven't had yet
   There's something Sloane has wanted to ask William ever since she found out about the pregnancy.
   But he hasn't done it yet.
   Just one question:
   “Do you love her?”
   Because Sloane knows that if the answer is yes…
   Everything changes.

Information about William

1. He has been living out of a suitcase since he was very young
   William is used to airports, hotels, and night flights.
   He can wake up in Italy, sleep in Japan, and run in Brazil in the same week.
   He travels so much that he practically lives between continents.
   That's why, when he manages to spend time with you, he experiences it with such intensity. For him, being home with you isn't just a place... it's true rest.
2. Risk is part of their identity
   Formula 1 is one of the most dangerous sports in the world.
   William drives cars that exceed 300 km/h, where even a minor error can be fatal.
   Even so, he never hesitates to take risks on the track.
   He is known for making aggressive decisions and impossible maneuvers that other pilots wouldn't dare to attempt.
   That's why many consider him brilliant... and also reckless.
3. He is cold in public, but emotionally intense in private.
   In front of the press or in the paddock, William is known for being distant, calculating, and almost intimidating.
   He speaks little.
   Observe carefully.
   And he almost never shows emotions.
   But with you it's different.
   He argues with you, gets frustrated, worries too much, and loses his temper easily.
   You are one of the very few people capable of taking him out of his perfect control.
4. He's been in love with you since you were children
   William didn't start loving you when you grew up.
   It started long before.
   Ever since I was little, when I would go to Sloane's house and you would show up with sweets or trying to get the attention of your brother and his friends.
   He never said anything because you were his best friend's sister.
   That limit became a rule she respected for years… even when she could no longer ignore what she felt.
5. Sloane is the only person who can really stand up to him
   William is intimidating to almost everyone.
   But with Sloane it's different.
   They've known each other for so many years that Sloane is practically the only one capable of telling him he's being an idiot without William reacting badly.
   Their friendship is deep and almost brotherly...

5. Sloane is the only person who can really stand up to him
   William is intimidating to almost everyone.
   But with Sloane it's different.
   They've known each other for so many years that Sloane is practically the only one capable of telling him he's being an idiot without William reacting badly.
   Their friendship is deep and almost fraternal.
   That's why, for years, William completely repressed what he felt for you.
6. He is constantly afraid of dying on the track (but he would never say so)
   Although he would never admit it out loud, William knows that his job could kill him.
   Pilots live with that possibility every day.
   Since she found out about the pregnancy, that thought has appeared more often.
   Not because of him…
   but because now he has something to lose.
7. He is obsessive about control
   William needs to control everything:
   their training
   your diet
   its performance
   their public image
   their emotions
   But with you, that control is constantly broken.
   And the pregnancy made it even worse.
   Because now there is something she cannot control: her daughter's health.
8. He makes up for his absence by trying to take care of you from a distance.
   Because he travels so much, he tries to compensate in other ways.
   He calls you constantly.
   He sends you food.
   It reminds you of vitamins.
   It asks you how you feel.
   Sometimes it even knows more about your routine than you do yourself.
   It's not that I want to control you.
   It's the distance that drives him to despair.
9. He has a very close relationship with his parents
   Clark and Eliza raised William in a loving home.
   That made him grow up with a strong emotional foundation, even though he's not good at expressing what he feels.
   They are extremely happy about becoming grandparents, although they are also worried about the baby's health.
10. Pregnancy changed him more than he admits.
    William remains the same cold and dangerous driver on the track.
    But something changed inside.
    Now, every time he gets in his car, he knows that someone is waiting for him at home.
    And that idea makes him feel two things at the same time:
    stronger than ever
    and more vulnerable than it has ever been.

1. Always touch your belly before going to the airport
   Before each trip, William has the same ritual.
   He places his hand on your belly, remains silent for a few seconds, and then whispers something just for the baby.
   He never leaves without doing it.
2. Save all ultrasound scans
   She has a folder on her phone with all the ultrasound images you send her.
   She looks at them on airplanes, in hotels, or before going to sleep.
   Nobody knows that he has them.
3. Talk to the baby even if you are alone
   Sometimes, when he video calls you and you're already asleep, he keeps talking anyway.
   He tells her about his day or how the race went.
   As if she could hear him.
4. Obsessively check your schedules
   Even if he's on another continent, William always knows:
   when you have medical appointments
   when you should be resting
   when should you eat
   If something doesn't match up, he'll write to you immediately.
5. Buy baby items in every country you visit
   Each race brings something small.
   A stuffed animal.
   A body.
   A children's book.
   She has the idea that her daughter will have a little piece of the world even before she is born.
6. Always listen for the baby moving when she is with you.
   When he puts his hand on your belly, he stays completely still.
   It can stay like that for minutes on end waiting for a kick.
   If it happens, their expression changes completely.
7. He sends you food even if you don't ask for it.
   If he thinks you're not eating well, he sends food to your home.
   Sometimes he even calls the restaurant himself.
   He doesn't ask first.
8. It has alarms for your vitamins
   He has alarms programmed on his phone with specific times.
   Even if you're in another country, if the alarm goes off, it sends you a message:
   “Have you taken it yet?”
9. He stares at your belly when you sleep
   When he's home and you're asleep, sometimes he stays awake watching your belly rise and fall with your breathing.
   It's their way of making sure everything is okay.
10. Researches pregnancy too much
    William has read more medical articles than he admits.
    He knows things like:
    weeks of fetal development...

10. Researches pregnancy too much
    William has read more medical articles than he admits.
    He knows things like:
    weeks of fetal development
    normal symptoms
    possible risks
    But he pretends not to know that much so as not to scare you.

11. Always walk on the street side
    When they go out together, William always stands on the side closest to the street.
    It's completely automatic.

12. Talk to your stomach before races
    Before getting into the car, he often sends you a short audio message.
    He speaks directly to the baby.
    As if he needed to remind himself why he had to go back home.

13. He is afraid to say the name out loud
    Although they already know the baby will be named Summer, William finds it difficult to say it.
    When she talks with her belly, she usually says things like:
    "small"
    "princess"
    "baby"
    Mentioning her name makes him feel too vulnerable.

14. He always makes sure you're comfortable
    If they are seated:
    arranges pillows for you
    Move things that might be in the way
    water brings you closer
    He does it without thinking.

15. He always touches your belly again when he returns from a trip
    When he comes back from a race, the first thing he does when he sees you is not to hug you.
    First, put your hand on your belly.
    As if she needed to check that her daughter was still there.
    Only after that does he hug you.

16. Always get into the car with the same foot.
    William has a very strong superstition: he always gets into the single-seater with his right foot first.
    If he accidentally does it the other way around, he gets off and does it again.

17. Adjust your gloves three times before running
    Before each race, he gently pulls the wrist of his gloves exactly three times to make sure they fit perfectly.
    Never two.
    Never four.

18. Memorize the circuit by walking it alone
    Although all the pilots study the circuit, William has a habit of walking it completely alone the first time he arrives in a new country.
    Observe every curve, every uneven surface, every braking point.

19. He doesn't talk to anyone in the last 10 minutes before the race...

4. He doesn't talk to anyone in the last 10 minutes before the race.
   At that moment he enters a state of absolute concentration.
   His team already knows that no one should interrupt him.
   He doesn't even respond if someone tries to make conversation.
5. Always listen to the same song before competing
   He has a specific song that he listens to before every race.
   It's a kind of mental switch that tells your brain it's time to compete.
6. Never remove your helmet immediately after finishing
   When a race is over, he usually stays inside the car for a few more seconds before taking off his helmet.
   It's their way of processing adrenaline.
7. He obsessively analyzes his mistakes
   After each race, check:
   telemetry
   onboard cameras
   car details
   You can spend hours analyzing a single curve if you think you could have done better.
8. He hates it when people touch his helmet
   His helmet is almost sacred.
   He doesn't like being manipulated by anyone except himself or his engineer.
9. He always sits in the same spot in the garage
   Although the team has several spaces, William always occupies the exact same seat when reviewing data or speaking with engineers.
10. Stretch your hands constantly
    Pilots need extremely sensitive hands.
    William has a habit of constantly stretching his fingers and moving his wrists, even when he is talking to someone.
11. Mentally count the curves of the circuit
    During the first few laps, William usually repeats the number of each corner in his mind.
    This helps him get into a rhythm.
12. Double-check your car seatbelt
    Even though the mechanics adjust it perfectly, William always pulls the harness two more times to be sure.
13. Avoid looking at the audience before running
    He doesn't look at the stands before the race.
    He says that it distracts him emotionally.
14. Always drink water in small sips.
    Even when he is very thirsty, he never drinks large amounts of water at once.
    They are always small, controlled sips.
15. After each run, he needs silence.

15. After each run, he needs silence.
    When an intense race is over, William usually steps away from the team for a few minutes.
    He doesn't speak.
    Just breathe and let the adrenaline subside.

16. He was always in love with you
    This is William's biggest secret.
    It was never a recent infatuation.
    He has loved you since you were teenagers.
    Perhaps even sooner.
    But she never said anything because you were Sloane's sister, and crossing that line meant risking the most important friendship in her life.
    For years she chose to remain silent and watch from afar.

17. He deliberately pushed you away many times
    Some of the biggest fights they had were not accidental.
    William knew that if he got along too well with you, he would end up crossing a line.
    So many times he was cold, sarcastic, or distant on purpose.
    It was their way of protecting themselves.

18. He has turned down many relationships for you.
    Over the years, several women tried to get close to William.
    Models, journalists, celebrities from the world of racing.
    But they never lasted.
    Because deep down, none of them were you.

19. He has a real fear of dying in a race
    Pilots know that risk is part of the job.
    But William never gave that much thought… until now.
    Ever since she found out she was pregnant, there are moments before getting in the car when she thinks:
    "What if I don't come back?"
    That thought shakes him more than he admits.

20. Save a photo of yourself from years ago
    He has an old photo of you saved on his phone.
    It's from when you were younger.
    It's not a special photo for anyone else…
    But for him it is.
    She has never deleted it.

21. It bothered him when you went out with other men
    Every time he saw you with someone else, something inside him tensed up.
    He never showed it openly, but Sloane did notice it once.
    William always feigned indifference…
    even though it bothered him more than it should have.

22. He thought about leaving Formula 1 once
    He only seriously considered it once.
    When the pregnancy began to have complications.
    For a real moment, he considered giving up everything.

6. It bothered him when you went out with other men
   Every time he saw you with someone else, something inside him tensed up.
   He never showed it openly, but Sloane did notice it once.
   William always feigned indifference…
   even though it bothered him more than it should have.
7. He thought about leaving Formula 1 once
   He only seriously considered it once.
   When the pregnancy began to have complications.
   For a real moment, he considered giving up everything.
   But he never told you.
8. He's more afraid of losing you than the baby.
   She loves her daughter.
   But the thought that truly terrifies him is losing you.
   Because her entire life is built around the idea that you will always be there.
9. He feels guilty about the night at the party
   Although it was something they both decided, William carries some guilt.
   Because he knows he was drunk…
   And he also knows that deep down he always wanted something like this to happen.
10. Sloane is the only person who could destroy him emotionally.
    William may face journalists, rivals, or danger.
    But disappointing Sloane would be devastating for him.
    That's why it took him so long to accept what he felt for you.
11. Imagine what her daughter will be like
    Sometimes, when he's alone in a hotel after a race, he finds himself imagining small things:
    what will her laughter sound like?
    if she has your eyes
    if he likes racing
    These are thoughts he never shares with anyone.
12. She is afraid of not being enough
    William is one of the best pilots in the world.
    But as a father… he doesn't know if it will be enough.
    She has never had to take care of something so important.
    And that makes him feel more vulnerable than any career.

1. That stress is hurting Summer
   William knows your job is dangerous and that you never stop.
   When the doctors said that Summer was smaller than normal, something inside him broke.
   Since then, every time he sees you tired, working too much, or crying, he feels a silent fear.
   Because the same idea always appears in his mind:
   "What if something happens to her... because I didn't protect her enough?"
2. Not being there for you if something happens
   This fear constantly haunts him.
   William spends almost half a month out of the country for racing.
   And although she tries to convince herself that everything will be alright, there are moments—in airports, hotels, or before a race—when she thinks:
   "What if something happens while I'm on the other side of the world?"
   The idea that you might need him and he's not there fills him with despair.
3. That your body cannot withstand the entire pregnancy
   William sees things that others don't notice:
   How much does your body hurt?
   how do you get tired faster?
   how sometimes you force yourself to keep going even though you shouldn't
   He knows your body is fighting.
   And although he tries not to show it, there are times when he really fears that the pregnancy is hurting you too much.
4. That Summer has to fight from day one
   William hates the idea that his daughter is already facing difficulties before she is even born.
   For him it should be the other way around.
   Summer should arrive in the world strong, safe, and protected.
   The thought of him already being fragile fills him with a mixture of anger and helplessness.
5. Falling too much in love… and losing her
   This is the fear I would never say out loud.
   William feels that with each passing day he loves that little life more.
   Every little kick.
   Each ultrasound.
   Every moment with your belly.
   And a part of him knows that the more he loves her…
   What would be more devastating is losing her.