LARSSEN'S LANE: Grey

Chester Henry was a criminology student at a university in Irvine, California. But as a smart student, he had a rare hobby-street racing.

One day his family was slaughtered by a psycho serial killer. The culprit was then found dead at the same place and time as his younger sister Michelle found critically unconscious. Investigation result said that the murderer died by suicide. But Chester considered the evidence mentioned in the investigation report was odd. He suspected there was something else bigger than just a serial murder by a psycho.

Michelle survived, but the tragedy had left trauma to her; and she lost her memory.

A couple of months later Chester was involved in a crime scene that led imprisoned. Then Joseph Bradl, his uncle's lawyer came to him with an offer to free him from all accusation with one condition, Chester amd his racing team had to join an operation to track a drug dealer gang's movement.

He had no choice but to take the offer. That's the only way he could clear his crime record and get back to his track to pursue his determination-to become a police detective. His determination was ignited by his brother's death eight years ago.

Chester then realized that the operation led him to a bigger danger. He was made to do his first kill and everyone connected to him was dragged into the danger.