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𝟐. 𝐑𝐨𝐡𝐢𝐭 𝐏𝐨𝐝𝐝𝐚𝐫 & 𝐑𝐚𝐡𝐢 𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐮𝐡𝐚𝐧
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It was midnight. The road was broad and empty. Street lights were on from both sides. A group of bikers stood in one straight line, waiting at a point.
A boy stood a little far from them. He was on the side of the road, holding a timer watch in his hand. His eyes were fixed on the bikers.
He looked calm but focused. One hand was in his pocket, the other holding the watch tightly. He didn’t speak, just waited.
The bikers looked at him, waiting for his signal. The boy nodded once. The race was about to begin.
The boy pressed the button on the timer watch. A soft beep came. The bikers started their bikes with loud sounds.
He stepped back, still looking at them. His eyes followed their every move. The race began with full speed.
The bikes rushed ahead, side by side.
One biker moved ahead of everyone. His speed was faster than all. The others tried to catch up, but he didn’t slow down.
He kept going straight, smooth and quick. His hands were steady. His eyes didn’t blink.
The road turned sharply. He didn’t stop or pull the brake. His bike tilted to the side.
His side arm and leg touched the road for a second. Sparks came from the metal. But he didn’t flinch or lose control.
The bike rose back up and moved forward again. He was still ahead. No one was close behind.
The finish line came. He crossed it first. The other bikers followed after a few seconds.
Many more sharp turns came on the way. But he didn’t slow down. He crossed each one smoothly.
His body stayed close to the bike. His grip didn’t loosen. Not once did he flinch or lose balance.
After a few moments, he saw the ending line. It was not very far.
