Cops

Harley

I held my breath as I watched the crash unfold.

Rick and Torq bounced off each other as they came racing down the road toward the finish line. It was all I could do not to scream as Torq drove into the side of Rick’s Saleen over and over, pushing him toward the outside lane, forcing him over, and nearly sending him veering into the cement median.

“Oh God,” Laina breathed beside me.

Oh God was right. It was going to get worse before it got better. I could feel it in my bones.

Mason stepped up beside me. I spared a glance up at him. His jaw was clenched, and every muscle in his body was strained. “Come on, little brother. Come on!”

“He’s got him,” Benji said, trying to sound confident.

From where I was standing, it looked like things could go either way. Torq pulled away, creating a decent gap between the two cars. I exhaled as I realized I was growing dizzy and bit down on my tongue.

“Keep her straight,” Mason said. It almost sounded like he was pleading. He knew how dangerous t