parents' car. I was beyond anger. I was numb. When she finally walked

" I said, looking

s. "You' ve done enough for one day

d her," I said, not ta

t little smirk. She looked at our par

t of earshot, her sweet

it out?" she asked, her v

ed what

sound. "That you can' t wi

e. "Don' t you get it, Sabs? I will always be bette

e air. Always be bet

r. "You need to get really, really fast. So I can get that scholarship to Stanfo

a taunt. It wa

s parasitic. My performance was her fuel. The harder I worked, the better she became

ace. The random, marginal victories. The "m

e final, killing blow. But she had ju