we rebuilt an old Mustang. We didn’t win, but her speech stole the show and brought new life to the garage. Over time, respect replaced resentment. Apologies were made. Samantha didn’t just fix cars—she fixed us. When I asked her why she stayed,
she said, “Sometimes people act tough because they’re scared. But deep down, we’re all just trying to figure things out.” She was right. And somehow, through grit and grace, Samantha became the heart of our garage.
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