Demolition Racers.

Prologue 04: Rewired Part 01.

Five more years later, it was the year 2029 and Victor was now the CEO of Cyber Tech, and still making enough money to create new technology for the human race. Even creating a hospital that places human organs into robot bodies which makes them androids.

Then one day after work, Victor went to go pick up his 10 year old son, Clay, who arrived outside of the Elementary School. "Hey son, how was school?" Victor asked. "Pretty good, Victor," Clay answered. "I just crossed the finished line during track practice." "You and this racing obsession," Victor said. "I swear, your grandpa must have gotten you hooked on this stuff. I understand he's a mechanic, but he must have made you obsessed with this racing."

Clay got in the car, while taking off his backpack, and buckled up. "Come on, Vic," Clay explained. "Racing has been my life, ever since you married my Mom. I couldn't be more entertained, if it didn't mean watching a bunch of cars driving a head of each other for viewing pleasure of the audience."

"Well don't get too excited when you get your drivers license," Victor said. "Because sometimes in live you need to respect the road less like Joey Logano, and more like Andrew Fincher from Cops." (Cops was a hit police TV show in the 2000's. Not gonna lie.) "Vic, you know I'm not into 2000's police TV shows," Clay said. "You don't need to watch old shows," Victor explained. "You can watch any show you want, as long as it's family friendly." Victor then dropped by a preschool to pick up the daughter he, and Chloe had, after getting married.

"Wait here, and don't touch anything," Victor said. "Okay, Vic," Clay said. After leaving the car, Victor entered the preschool, and went over to the teacher there. "Hi there, I'm here to pick up my daughter, Daisy," Victor said. "She's just getting here stuff ready, Mr. Samuel's," the teacher explained, and Victor found his five year old daughter already wearing her backpack, and carrying her lunch box. "There you are, kiddo," Victor said. "Ready to go home?" Daisy nodded, and held on to her Father's hand. "I'll bring her back Monday," Victor explained. "Okay, have a great weekend," the teacher said. As the two left, they went back to the car, and then they both drove home.

"Now kids, your mother, and I are very grateful of how we decided to spend our time together, so try not to get into to much trouble when you are at school," Victor said. "We promise not to get into shenanigans, Victor," Clay said. "We only do that at home, once you're busy making out with Mom." Victor finally stopped at the house, where Walter came out completely worried. "Victor, kids, you all need to come inside," Walter said. "Something terrible has happened." As the three got out of the car, they followed Walter inside the house. "Clayton, go take Daisy to her room, then go to yours," Victor said. "I'll go see what's wrong."

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