Husky's - Chapter 2
"i haven't street raced in weeks." i put my arms on my fabric roof, the only spot on the car that wasn't extremely hot. i felt a paw grab my ass and squeeze it slightly. i turned around to find colton next to me. i raised my left eyebrow.
Origin of the FinalGamer 4 - The Net Tightens
She nodded and walked back to the bar as he kept working on his bike, trying to forget about the armee with the hypnotic sheen of his bike, wondering when the next street race would be.
Twotopia - Chapter 3: Race, Lace and Interface
We need to know the location of any street races coming up." "nick, come on. you know i'm out of that. one more race and i don't have a car anymore." he protested at a rather normal speaking speed.
Twotopia - Chapter 1: Business as Unusual
I'll get in touch with the chief in predaton, it's a popular city for both legal and illegal street races." "sounds good." judy agreed. "good work, hopps. i'll see you tomorrow." "so what did bogo say?"
Reflection - Rimba AU
When we were old enough to actually go underground for street racing, my twin was a natural. he lived and breathed the track and speed and danger. me? all i did was make sure his car was as capable as the driver.
You Can't Hide It Forever - Part 7
Reckless driving, stunt driving, street racing, numerous failures to stop. speeding goes without being mentioned." he frowned and looked at me. "you're lucky i was able to talk them down a bit.
A Year to Remember (part 5)
I rode down the streets, racing turning left and right when called for. the way to his house memorized and steering me. i was two blocks away when a car came out of nowhere.
Chasing the Horizon
Your neighbour not only took part in illegal street races but worked as a getaway driver for some of la's lowlife.
From Day One-Chapter Two
"street races, odd jobs for neighbors, making bets with friends at school, that kind of thing," rudy responded, looking at his paw for a few moments.
The Checkpoint Bridge
After a while of getting to know the area better, the group had dubbed the territory "checkpoint bridge" merely because it was the checkpoint marker for the many street races held by the local jocks and mechanics who were caught up in the thrill of the race
In The Doghouse: Chapter One
I bet we could get sponsors, hell, i bet we could even get the lapd to sponsor us if we said we were doing it to help crack down on street racing."
Chapter 4- A Price Paid
racing down the road, the gun running, removing his gun from his holster, and firing a rounds of hot lead at his truck.