“Where are we, Jax? Are we still at the racetrack?” Coyote asked as he slowly sat up, his body still adjusting to the shock.
“Yeah, we’re still here. They’ve already transferred the prize money to your account, by the way,” Jax replied, barely able to contain his excitement. “Really?” Coyote’s eyes lit up. “Yes! You can now kiss your money problems goodbye,” Jax grinned. Coyote smiled to himself, already thinking of how to spend the money. First on the list: paying off his overdue rent. Just the thought brought a wave of relief. “How are you feeling?” Jax asked, his face shifting to a more serious expression. “I feel good… for someone who was in a car that crashed and exploded,” Coyote said with a wry chuckle. “Sorry about your car. I know how much it meant to you,” Jax said, his voice softer now. “Yeah… I’ll miss it dearly. But I want to forget about that right now. I just want to go home,” Coyote replied, his tone turning wistful. “Once the EMT lady finishes checking out the other injured driver, she’ll come back to clear you. After that, the ambulance will take us home,” Jax explained, glancing toward the door. “Am I paying for their services?” Coyote asked, raising an eyebrow. “Nope. The race organizers are covering it. Since this is an illegal event, they decided to hire EMTs and keep them on standby. They can’t risk sending injured drivers to actual hospitals—too many questions,” Jax said. “That’s actually smart. But… has anyone died before?” Coyote asked, lowering his voice. “Yeah. Twice. But the organizers managed to cover it up both times—kept it from being traced back to them,” Jax whispered. Just then, Maya stepped into the ambulance. She sat next to Coyote, facing him with a calm but attentive gaze. She studied him for a moment before speaking. “You seem very fine. It’s almost as if you didn’t sustain any injuries. That said, your body still needs rest. You need to let it recuperate. Understand me?” Coyote nodded slowly, though he was barely paying attention. His thoughts spiraled in a different direction. Why am I imagining her like this? He couldn’t stop himself from picturing Maya in various positions, his mouth going dry as desire surged unexpectedly. This isn’t like me… Why the hell am I so horny right now? “Hey! Do you understand me?” Maya repeated, noticing the faraway look in his eyes. “Yeah… yeah, I understand you. But I gotta ask you something, Maya,” Coyote said, locking eyes with her. “Yes, go on—ask,” she said, tossing a box of medical supplies to the side. “Are you by any chance single?” he asked, immediately regretting the words as they left his mouth. He caught Jax giving him a pointed look, but to his surprise, Maya blushed. “I am single,” she said slowly, “but I’m not interested in a relationship. I’ve got a lot going on right now.” Her cheeks remained flushed. [This girl wants you. She just doesn’t want to look easy in front of your friend and the other medic.] “I think so too,” Coyote replied to the system, mentally. “OK, I respect that,” he said aloud, offering her a flirtatious smile. “Though, I’d love to keep in touch… for when you don’t have so much going on.” Maya hesitated, then scribbled something down on a piece of paper and handed it to him. “Thank you. I promise not to disturb you… unless you’re into that,” Coyote added with a teasing grin. Maya blushed deeper and looked away, saying nothing. Coyote glanced over at Jax, who was now shaking his head with a grin of his own. With a soft click, Maya closed the ambulance doors and pressed a button. The engine rumbled to life, and the vehicle began moving, taking them away from the chaos of the race. [I have to show how you earn points, I am sensing you might get started on it before you know.] “Go ahead, System.” [Speed Racer Harem System Tasks] Handy : 10 points Blowy : 15 points Normal sex: 50 points Rough sex : 70 Anal : 80 points Creampie: 100 points Threesome : 200 points Win a race : 100 points Coyote’s jaw dropped as he stared at the list of tasks required to earn points. “You seriously were not joking about the sex thing?” [I don't joke about these things, Host. And there's more.] “More what? Sex acts?” [Kinda. If you have sex with a married woman and make her your plaything, you earn a 2x bonus. If you sleep with someone you are related to in any way, you get a 10x bonus.] Coyote felt a wave of disgust wash over him—especially at the incest part. But the cuckolding task stirred something different. It made him think of Katalina. She and her brute of a husband had beaten the hell out of him, all because of a lie. A lie she told, and her meathead husband believed without question. Coyote had never even touched her, yet he paid the price. Well, both of them are going to pay for what they did to him. And what better way than to turn her into his personal toy while making her husband watch from the sidelines, powerless? The thought was wicked. It was twisted. And it made Coyote smirk. Fifteen minutes later, the ambulance dropped off both Coyote and Jax in front of Coyote's apartment. As the vehicle pulled away, Coyote waved at Maya. She smiled back at him through the glass, and he couldn’t help grinning. Her beautiful face lingered in his mind. He licked his lips subconsciously—but was immediately brought back to earth when Jax nudged him in the shoulder. “Dude, let’s take you inside. Or can you walk on your own?” Jax asked. Coyote could walk on his own, but he knew that would raise eyebrows. Anyone seeing him casually strolling in after a car crash and a brutal beating would start asking questions. “No, I need your help. My body still hurts,” Coyote said, keeping up the act. Jax slung Coyote’s arm across his shoulders and helped him toward the apartment entrance. “Your body still hurts, but you couldn’t stop eye-fucking that EMT,” Jax said with a mischievous grin. “Bro, you caught that?” Coyote replied, feigning surprise. “Bro, even Stevie Wonder would have caught that. You were not subtle at all. Though I can’t blame you—she’s very hot,” Jax laughed. Coyote smirked, unable to hide his amusement. Once they reached the door, Coyote leaned against the wall as Jax bent down and checked under the welcome mat for the keys. “Bro, where did you put your keys?” Jax asked after a few moments of fumbling. “I always put it there,” Coyote said, frowning in confusion. His chest tightened with unease. Who would take my keys? Wait... Did the landlord kick me out early? But all my stuff is still in there... “Try opening the door,” Coyote said, tension creeping into his voice. Jax didn’t hesitate. He grabbed the knob and turned it—it was unlocked. The lights inside the studio apartment were on. They both stepped inside cautiously. They hadn’t even taken two steps when a voice echoed from the bathroom. “I’ve been here all night waiting for you, Coyote.” Instantly, Coyote recognized the voice. A tall blonde in a tight black dress emerged from the bathroom. The dress hugged her curves, revealing her ample cleavage and showed off her legs. She looked straight at them, arms crossed, lips pursed. “Why do you look like shit?” Jax stared at her, doing a poor job of hiding his lust. “And what are you doing in my apartment this late at night, Gwen?” Coyote asked, his tone flat and unreadable. [Wait! That’s Gwen? Why is she dressed like a slut?] the System chimed in, its voice sharp in Coyote’s mind.
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“Where are we, Jax? Are we still at the racetrack?” Coyote asked as he slowly sat up, his body still adjusting to the shock.“Yeah, we’re still here. They’ve already transferred the prize money to your account, by the way,” Jax replied, barely able to contain his excitement.“Really?” Coyote’s eyes lit up.“Yes! You can now kiss your money problems goodbye,” Jax grinned.Coyote smiled to himself, already thinking of how to spend the money. First on the list: paying off his overdue rent. Just the thought brought a wave of relief.“How are you feeling?” Jax asked, his face shifting to a more serious expression.“I feel good… for someone who was in a car that crashed and exploded,” Coyote said with a wry chuckle.“Sorry about your car. I know how much it meant to you,” Jax said, his voice softer now.“Yeah… I’ll miss it dearly. But I want to forget about that right now. I just want to go home,” Coyote replied, his tone turning wistful.“Once the EMT lady finishes checking out the other i
Chapter 8: System Awakened
Coyote stirred awake on what felt like a stretcher, his heart pounding wildly—faster than any engine he’d ever heard. His vision was blurry at first, but as it sharpened, he realized he was inside an ambulance. Oddly enough, it wasn’t moving. Sirens weren’t wailing. The whole world felt like it had paused, holding its breath. Then, a voice he knew cracked through the silence.“Hey! EMT, he just opened his eyes!” Jax shouted, nearly shaking the stretcher with the force of his voice.Coyote let out a pained groan. His body throbbed in multiple places, bandages wrapped around his arms, his chest, even his ribs. Every movement sent a fresh jolt of pain rippling through him.“Please don’t move,” said a calm, soothing voice—a woman’s voice. “You sustained a lot of injuries. You need to rest. It’s a miracle that you’re still alive.”Through the haze, Coyote managed to catch a glimpse of her. She had light olive skin, striking grey eyes, and long brown hair pulled into a ponytail beneath her
Chapter 7: A Suicidal Stunt
An hour later, Coyote pulled into the parking lot of an abandoned race track, just as Jax had directed. Jax sat silently in the passenger seat, arms crossed, watching the shadows stretch across the cracked pavement.Coyote turned to him. “Wait, so this is the place where all the races take place?”“This is one of the spots they use,” Jax replied, stepping out of the car. “Back in the day, they ran on public roads, but after too many run-ins with the cops, they decided to switch things up and use this place.”Coyote got out as well, looking around. “So, how do I go about joining the race?”“You leave that to me,” Jax said. “I hate that I’m doing this, but I’ll handle everything. You just take your car over to where the other drivers are prepping. And please, try to keep your mouth shut. These guys are dangerous. You don’t want to piss any of them off.”Coyote gave him a mock salute. “Yes, sir.”Jax shook his head. “Fuck you very much.”“There’s no need to be rude, sir,” Coyote said, gr
Chapter 6: Convincing Jax
Coyote pulled up in front of an old apartment building. The street was cloaked in shadows, save for a few scattered windows glowing faintly with light. At first, he considered stepping out and going inside, but something made him hesitate. A heaviness settled over him. Instead, he reached for his phone and dialed Jax’s number.It rang a few times before Jax picked up.“Hello, bro, what’s up?” Jax asked.Coyote drew in a sharp breath. “Bro, can you come outside? I’m parked out front.”“If you’re parked out front, why don’t you just come inside?” Jax replied, confused.Coyote reached for the driver’s side door but grimaced in pain—it barely budged. “Just come outside. I need your help now. Please.”There was a brief pause before Jax answered, “Okay, I’ll be there.”He was about to hang up when Coyote added, “Please bring a first aid kit... and some pain meds. The type you take to not feel anything at all.”Jax’s tone changed instantly. “Dude, what the hell is going on? Why do you need t
Chapter 5: The Attack
“You grab my wife's butt and when she complains, you hit her! You will live to regret it,” the man—who Coyote quickly realized was Katalina’s husband—shouted, his voice thick with rage.Coyote blinked, dazed and confused. What the hell is he talking about? When did I grab her butt? When did I hit her? The accusations didn’t make sense. But as he looked past the fury in the man’s face and saw Katalina smirking behind him, it all clicked.She lied. That devious despicable bitch lied.A brutal punch caught him in the jaw, sending him stumbling back. Another blow struck his ribs. Kicks followed. Coyote tried to shield himself, but the man's fists were fast, relentless. Each hit rattled his bones.He winced, breath ragged, but in a sudden burst of strength, he grabbed the man’s foot mid-kick and shoved it with everything he had. The man lost his balance and crashed to the ground.Panting on all fours, Coyote shouted, “I did not touch your wife! She’s a slut that came on to me!”He pushed h
Chapter 4: Rejecting Katalina
“Wow. You’re big—and you’re not even hard.” Her grin widened as she stroked him through his pants.A sharp breath left Coyote’s lips. Apprehensive. Turned on. Caught off guard. It had been too long since a woman had touched him like this. Getting back into racing had been his only focus, leaving little room for distractions—except for the occasional lonely, frustrated night with his own hand.This was unprofessional. Completely out of line.He should stop her. Say something. Move away.But as his body responded, the words refused to come.“What do you say we take this somewhere private, champ?” Katalina murmured, pressing herself against him, her ample cleavage brushing his chest.Coyote considered it.He knew exactly where to take her—the staff restroom. No one would catch them there. His only coworker had quit two days ago, leaving him to run this dying auto shop alone.It would be easy.But just as he opened his mouth to suggest it, his gaze flicked to her left hand.A wedding ring
Chapter 3: The Client's Wife
Jax stepped closer to the hydraulic lift where Coyote stood, his brows furrowing.“Hey, what did he say? Why do you look like that?”Coyote scoffed. “Look like what?”Jax tilted his head, studying him. “Like someone just had their hopes and dreams crushed with a baseball bat.”Coyote exhaled sharply, running a hand over his face. “Mr. Goldberg basically told me to move on from racing. No one in NASCAR wants anything to do with me.”Saying it out loud made it feel real. Like a cold, hard fact settling into his bones.Jax shook his head, his voice tight with conviction. “Sorry, bro. That witch finally got what she wanted—grinding your career to a halt.”Coyote didn’t need to ask who he meant. He already knew. He sighed. “Dude, you don’t know that. Evelyn is a lot of things, but I don’t think she’s capable of doing this to me.”Jax let out a dry chuckle. “Yo, are you blind or just naïve? Which is it?”Coyote opened his mouth to argue, but the look in Jax’s piercing blue eyes stopped him
Chapter 2: Ten Years Later
Ten years laterCoyote wiped the sweat off his brow, his grey tank top clinging to his skin as he finished an oil change for a client’s car. He pulled out the dipstick, checking the oil level carefully, ensuring it was within the right range. Satisfied, he sealed everything up and grabbed a rag, rubbing off the grease stains on his hands.As he worked, his mind drifted—he shouldn't be here.Back to square one.Struggling just to get by.Coyote knew how he had ended up here, but not why.A year ago, he was on top of the world.He had just won the NASCAR Xfinity Series championship. Louie was still alive—sick, but alive. Sponsors were falling over themselves to sign him. He had a team, a future, a shot at making history.Then Louie Watkins died.And everything unraveled.His wife, Evelyn, didn’t even wait for his body to reach the morgue before kicking Coyote out of the mansion. She made sure he didn’t even attend the funeral. Her hatred for him was absolute.When the will was read, Coy
Chapter 1: Adopting Coyote
In the dimly lit interview room of the Daytona Beach Police Station, a skinny, almost malnourished boy, with short dirty blonde hair sat stiffly on a folding chair, his oversized, tattered red shirt hanging loosely off his small frame. Across from him, two officers—one male, the other female—observed him closely."What’s your name, boy?" the female officer asked, her tone gentle yet inquisitive.The boy hesitated, still deciding how to respond when the male officer let out a dry, humorless chuckle, instantly drawing both their attention."Seriously, Karen? You don’t know who he is?" he scoffed.Karen’s brow furrowed. "No, I don’t. Is he supposed to be someone famous?"The male officer leaned back, folding his arms as he stared the boy down. "His name’s Coyote. He’s the son of Marty McNaulty."Karen’s eyes widened. "Whoa! I thought all of Marty’s kids died in that meth lab explosion?""Not this one. He wasn’t even in the house when it happened," the officer said, his voice laced with c
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