“He used to get in trouble with stealing cars and hanging with bad crowds.”
“His mom got him into All Hands Homes and hanging with the kids at center. I met him
right after,” Cyrus said.
“Maybe I need to learn how to race so I can meet a man,” Essence commented.
All of us laughed at her outburst and watched as Kash drove off to do a lap around the
track. An hour later, I was in the car, preparing to pull in next to the pit.
“How did she feel?” Tripp asked me.
“The cones helped, but I want to work on doing slingshots,” I said.
“I think before you fully show and can’t drive anymore, we can make this happen,” Tripp
said. I nodded in response, getting out of the car and walking toward Kash and Reece.
“What do you think, Cyrus?” I asked, motioning toward the car.
“You’re good, Ari
