“don’t mock me. you ride with me, you put your seatbelt on.” alex repeats, raised brows directed at kate. her tone of voice is just short of reprimanding. “you can thank me later when you don’t go flying through the windshield.” she is not a bad driver, her maneuvers are simply.... unconventional. in alex’s defense, about ninety percent of the events that require her to get behind the steering wheel of a car are deo related. it’s only natural that she views driving anything with more than two wheels as means to an end. “yes.” gear stick shifted into place, she presses down on the accelerator the moment her passenger’s seat belt is secured, tires squeaking and engine roaring as they take off. “i’d appreciate it if you stuck to the most common safety regulations.” if that wasn’t the kettle calling the pot black.