The Story of Tony Toretto and Layla Gray in Fast And Furious Spy Racers

Chapter 1

Once upon a time, in the city of Los Angeles, Tony Toretto, cousin of the famous Dominic Toretto, thought that he was going to beat his cousin's time on the exact same road. He had been ranting about it to his friends Echo, Frostee, Cisco, and every time he tried to break Dom's record, his car would always have something go on under the hood. His car would fail and need lots of work done to it after.

After Tony's recent race, he had to go and try to fix his car. After he got to the garage, he popped the hood to his Ion Motor Thresher, when he noticed that only his transmission was fried. He went over to grab a brand new one. After he pulled out the old transmission, he picked the new one up off the table next to him and put the new transmission into his car. He grabbed the keys and started the engine. It started right away this time. He fist-bumped the air in celebration.

Then Tony got a call from Dom.

Dom - Hey Kid.

Tony - Hey Dom! What's up?

Dom - I got something I'd like to ask you.

Tony - What is it?

Dom - How would you and your friends like to be spies?!

Tony - Spies!? Are you serious!?

Dom - Yea! But not just spies, Spy Racers.

Tony - No. Way.

Dom - So... you want in?
Tony - Absolutely!!! But I will have to ask my friends.

Dom - Alright. Just let me know after you ask them.

Tony - Okay. Bye Dom!

Dom - Bye Kiddo.

After Tony got off the phone with Dom, he started a group call with Echo, Cisco, Frostee to ask them if they wanted a job working for the U.S government.

Tony - So what do you guys think?

Echo - That sounds amazing!

Frostee - Dope!

Cisco - I'm in bro!

Echo - Me too.

Frostee - Don't think you guys are leaving me out!

Tony - Alright! Looks like we all got a cool new job!

Echo - So when do we start? Or what are we supposed to do?

Tony - I have no idea.

Echo - Why don't you go figure that part out.

Tony - Okay. Bye guys!

Moments after he hung up the phone, it started to ring from a random number. When he picked it up, he could hear a woman's voice.