I did all kinds of reckless things that look great if you're driving a fast car. I pulled away form traffic lights with a roar, leaving the other drivers staring bitterly after me - that was called burning them up said Daniel. I drove out in front of other cars - Daniel said that was called cutting them up and while we were stuck in a traffic jam, I winked and smiled at attractive men in other cars - Daniel said that was called acting like a brazen trollop.
In the narrative of "Lucy Sullivan Is Getting Married," the protagonist reflects on her reckless driving habits, which she shares with a friend named Daniel. She describes the thrill of speeding away from traffic lights, enjoying the envy of other drivers, a bold act that Daniel playfully labels as "burning them up." Her driving style is characterized by an audacious disregard for others, including cutting in front of cars, which adds...
