Holley sped out to the playground so she would be there before the aides got there; after all, this was going to be the most dangerous jump she'd ever made. She had secretly been building up the ramp in the corner of the playground for a while now, and since it was twice its original size, she decided that that day would be the day. She waited for Torque to make it out there or at least within visibility. After all, it was just to impress him. As soon as she saw him, she rocketed toward the jump. Before she knew it, she was in the air; higher than she'd ever gone before. Her silver paint gleamed in the sunlight. It all felt so thrilling she wished she could actually fly, but before she knew it, she was heading towards the landing ramp. She was too high to hit it, but didn't realize it until she had already landed on the ground. The next thing she knew, she was upside down, with Torque by her side asking "Are you okay?" before she passed out.
When she finally woke up, she found herself in a hospital. She tried to move, but she couldn't, and much less even start her engine. She tried to take in her surroundings, but her hood was too banged up to see. She looked to the side and saw that she seemed to be connected to a sort of oil pump. There didn't seem to be any windows, but there was a single door. She then stared straight ahead and realized what a sorry sight she was. After waiting for what seemed like an eternity, a doctor drove in, and looked relieved when he saw her staring back from around her hood. "I see you're awake," he said, "That was a nasty accident of the playground out there." Holley tried to speak, but she felt too horrible to even try. Then almost reading her mind, the doctor said, "You've been unconscious for three days…" Holley thought she heard more, but couldn't stay awake to hear the rest, and then drifted off again.
Meanwhile, the doctor told Holley's parents that she had finally woken up, but she had drifted off again. They were told that they need to tell her the next time she regained consciousness.