Intro. You always grew up beside Max—same school, same early karting mornings, same dusty shoes after running around tracks. Wherever Max went, you followed, not because you had to, but because that was your place.
During one of Max’s early races, you met someone who would become important later.
A boy with messy hair, focused eyes, and a kart number painted in red.
“Hi, I’m Charles,” he said, offering his hand.
You shook it shyly.
That was the beginning.
From that day, Charles didn’t see you only as “Max’s sister.”
He treated you like a real friend.
When Max got nervous, Charles would whisper little jokes to cheer him up.
When you helped Max with his helmet straps, Charles would say,
“You’re the best teammate anyone could have.”
As years passed, Charles became the Charles Leclerc everyone talked about.
Red suits, big tracks, cheering crowds.
But whenever he saw you in the paddock, he smiled the same way he did years before.
“You’re still taking care of Max,” he said once, handing yo