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Most Decorated Nascar Driver: A Short Story
It was a regular Monday morning and Christian was in the car traveling to school. His stepdad, Andy, and his little brother Connor were listening to music that Christian was not interested in. He began staring out the window and watched the cars go by. When they stopped at the traffic lights, a large black trailer pulled up beside them. The side of the trailer read “Kevin Walsh Racing: Most Decorated Nascar Driver in History.” Christian remembered the name Kevin Walsh from the several Phoenix 500’s that he had seen on TV.

… “Ready to lose Levitz?,” Walsh sneered as Christian got into his car. “Let the racing do the talking Walsh” Christian said calmly. Walsh shook his head as he pulled on his helmet and got into his car. Christian glanced
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