Everyone knew Racetrack as a carefree and sarcastic guy, but Jack knew a different side of him. One that was struggling to make it through everyday. Follow Racetrack as Jack helps him get over one of his addictions.

5th story of the Rain or Shine Series, final story of the Sunny Days Saga. In 1898, Jack Kelly and Spot Conlon meet a girl who became part of their story. It's 1902 and all our characters have grown and dispersed but our story isn't over yet...

Every year at the newsies' annual Christmas get-together, someone puts up the mistletoe. Every year, Race is kissed under it by Spot Conlon. Every kiss it gets harder to hide how badly he wants the next one. [Or, five times Spot Conlon kissed Racetrack Higgins, and one time Race kissed Spot.]

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Kate Jameson, a young lady of society, decides to help a newsie one night when he's beaten up on her street. He gives her a note with the lodging house address on it, and tells her that if she ever needs help, she should call in the favor. Three years later, with a vicious crime gang chasing her for unknown purposes, she does. CHAPTER 1 EDITED FOR CONTINUITY ERROR.

Betrothed to one man who didn't care for her and betrayed by another who she thought did, Lucy finally got away from the mess of the big city. Turns out, life's tough no matter where you hide from it. ***an attempt to write a story with multiple intertwining lives, where characters are human with flaws and issues and there's no such thing as love at first sight.***

After a rather long stay at the refuge, racetrack comes back acting differently. He doesn't smile as much as he used to and he's always snapping at someone. And not to mention, the nightmares that plague him every night. Of course, Jack takes notice and is determined to figure out what happened to make race act this way. Set a few years before the strike.

What happened between Theodore Roosevelt and Jack Kelly on their carriage ride to train station and what made Jack want to turn around.

A series of drips and drabs that start a few years back and then occur after Ch. 6 of 'I and Love and You'. Basically, the strike from the point of view of those in Brooklyn at the time. Rated T just to be on the safe side because there is violence and language and stuff like that.

It's about three years after the strike, and the Newsies are growing up. Two best friends Ella, and Josie cross paths with the infamous Spot Conlon, and Racetrack Higgins. They soon find themselves caught up in a web of love, and friendship. Follow them in their journey of growing, learning, loving, and realizing what it means to truly listen to their hearts. More chapters coming.

Czech remembers the first time he met Spot Conlon. Dedicated to a faithful reader of the story Fightin' Irish, Succulentie.

Jack can talk a big game but he's horrible at the whole 'boyfriend' thing, and Sarah's out of second chances to give.

Spot Conlon is the King of Brooklyn. Rois is an Irish girl, fighting her way (literally) through life as an immigrant with a little brother and no parents in the slums of Brooklyn- she's trying to keep her brother safe, shes trying to make a life for them, but its a little hard to do with bloody knuckles and not a penny in her pocket. Shall we see where their story takes them?

The woman's dress and shawl hung loosely on her thin form, but Spark could see that her belly was round. She was with child. She let go of Mush and knelt down by the woman. "Ma'am," Spark said. "Can I help you?" The woman paused, she was exhausted. But her eyes were wide as she answered. "Are you an angel?" she asked, her voice barely a whisper. "Is this heaven?"

Dramatic turn of events when an fire breaks loose , will the newsies ever be the same and with jack being in trouble will he be able to be himself or will he turn to the dream of Santa Fe ( 1992 ) version of newsies

The newsie world is rocked when the greedy newspaper giants increase distribution prices during the slow post-war summer of 1899. The gang, including newsgirls Anna and Kate, must organize the child workers of New York City in order to get the rights and respect they deserve. Strike-compliant, Jack/Sarah, David/OC

This is the revised version! The original is on my profile if you wish to read it! Sometimes you got to do what you got to do to keep the boys safe Since the turf war five years ago, Queens has had closed borders, by order of their leader Crown, but Pulitzer has raised his prices and Crown is forced to begin working with Brooklyn and Manhattan to help with the strike.

Join the Newsies on their Christmas antics as they meet a young girl on the run from her family, and deal with Secret Santa hijinks. Written as a collab with Swimming Poole, and featuring Katherine from the stage version! My first project!

This is meant to be a modern AU. There will always be a rating along with what makes it that rating. Chapter 4 is what made it rated T.

Her only love sprung from her only hate! Jules Caplan falls head over heels for a handsome stranger, only to learn that he is none other than Morris Delancey. With the help of Kloppman, she pursues this love, but will it lead Jules to her death?

Nearly ten years after the strike, Spot Conlon is in jail and gets an unexpected visit from an old acquaintance.

Camille is bipolar. At least she was diagnosed bipolar according to the psychiatrist that she had to pay a rather large co-pay to before starting college. She finds a mysterious book at a second hand book store that takes her through time to 1899 and into a tangled web that might lead to Spot Conlon.

After a not-so-mysterious disappearance, notorious high-society party girl Tilly returns to the city. Unable and unwilling to return to her former life, she concocts a way out, but she'll need the help of unlikely accomplices, including a gaggle of newsies. What follows is a story of scheming, boozing, and even some romance.

Spot Conlon is furious about Jack Kelly turning scab but is money really the reason he scabbed or is there more to it? I suck at summaries.

The first time Spot Conlon saw Sarah Jacobs he didn't notice her. That didn't last long.