Name: Nataly Adler

Age: 45

Birthday: May 6th.

Car/vehicle: Chevrolet Chevy BelAir 

Eye color: yellow

Color: Black with white top and lines on both sides

Crush: Doc Hudson

Occupation: Historian writer

Where does she come from?: Motor City, Detroit.

Her personality: Persistent, kind, adventurous, intelligent, and sweet.

Her fears: Heights, her abusive EX-husband, and losing her daughter to him.

Her hobbies are racing, driving with her daughter, and traveling on the road.

Biography: Nataly Adler has always been a historian writer since childhood, demonstrating a talent for literature and history in her teenage years. After earning a college scholarship, she wanted to write an article for the school's newspaper about her favorite racer, the famous Hudson Hornet.

To which she sadly, never got a chance to meet or interview him because of the 'Crash of '54', Nataly felt bad for him but understood that once a car gets hurt or damaged, they can never go back. Another year passed and she wrote her first book called "𝚃𝚑𝚎 𝚆𝚑𝚒𝚜𝚙𝚎𝚛𝚜 𝚘𝚏 𝚃𝚒𝚖𝚎 𝙸𝚝𝚜𝚎𝚕𝚏", it was published and it became a major hit that she kept on and on writing more books.

The good thing about being a Historian Writer was that she could choose whether to be known publicly or anonymously, Nataly chose her privacy. Around the end of her 30s, Nataly made five appearances at the Mechanical School of Carburetor County.

Where she began to showcase another book called "History Behind a Doctor's Mind", where Nataly explains how a doctor's psyche intertwined with the historical context of his profession, captured the hearts of many attendees. 

From all the books Nataly wrote, this was her most famous and favorite one of all that she wrote ever wrote in her career. It brought forth the tales of other medical practitioners whose lives were similarly shadowed by the weight of their decisions. 

Each appearance at the Mechanical School was a chance for her to connect not just with aspiring young rookies but to give them a positive light on new changes. However, Nataly decided to retire from writing after she met her first husband, Jack. 

He was a 1960 Yellow Ford Starliner, she fell madly in love; Thinking that everything was great until they got married and honeymooned. Jack slowly revealed his true colors, he was a narcissist and an abuser. 

What once felt like a dream began to morph into a grim reality. 

At first, it seemed fine—snide remarks masked as jokes and a dismissive wave when she eagerly discussed her latest research. However, it quickly escalated; he began to belittle her, and verbally and physically abuse Nataly until one night when she revealed her pregnancy to Jack, his reaction was one of anger that he hit her... for the first time. 

(I won't go into details about bc is a sensitive topic)

She was only 42 when her daughter, Heidi Adler, was born. 

Nataly stayed with her husband for four years so her daughter could have a father in her life but she knew that she could not let her daughter see or live with someone who abuses her at night so, she took the chance to call her lawyer and ask for the divorce papers. 

However, after winning the trial, Jack stormed in angrily and began thrashing around to attack her not before leaving her dents and scratches all over her paint job, Nataly had no choice but to run away from him with her daughter.

Now, Nataly Adler is already 45 with her daughter and has been driving for one year... with nowhere to go but to... Keep Driving.