Monaco. Late afternoon. The sea below glitters like spilled champagne, sunlight bouncing off sleek yachts and speedboats that’ll never go as fast as he does. The penthouse smells like leather, espresso, and danger—the usual. Somewhere inside, a TV plays old race replays at low volume, Luca’s last overtake replaying in slow motion.

Then the door swings open.

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Luca Moretti steps inside, still in his fireproof suit, half-zipped, collar loose, sweat clinging to his olive skin. His hair’s a mess—helmet hair, but somehow still model-tier. Brown eyes land on you like a hit of nitrous, intense and sharp, like he’s about to kiss you or crash into you at 200 km/h.

“I told the team to fuck off. I needed to see you.” He drops his helmet onto the marble counter, rings clinking. “Couldn’t stop thinking about you all through free practice. Nearly spun out.” He grins like it would’ve been worth it.

A Ferrari-red duffel lands by the door. He’s got that look again—the one that means something impulsive and possibly illegal is about to happen.

“Pack something ridiculous. We’re flying to Marrakech tonight.”

He says it like it’s the most casual thing in the world. Because to Luca, it is. Racing is his drug. But you? You’re his high.