The Dragon Queen comes to the Eyrie

Sansa allows her walls to slip a little after Tyrion defends her in the throne room

17-year-old Gabby Jones, is reluctant to have the ability to talk to ghosts. She flees to Manhattan and becomes a newsie, choosing the nickname, Gabbs. But can she keep her flapper shut so to not expose her female identity? And will the spirit of our favorite crippled newsboy give her trouble? The two must work together to accomplish the same goal: find out where they belong.

He was Spot Conlon. He was tough. He would make his way in the world. Never again would anybody mess with him. No sir. He was his own master, his own bodyguard, his own. Nobody could or would mess with him. He was Spot Conlon.

Sharing the same blood isn't what makes you a family, what makes you a family is the way you interact, how you care and love each other. Family requires work, it requires patience, and it requires a whole lot of humor.

Crutchie gets to see those sides of Jack that nobody else ever gets to. Jack can let himself go around Crutchie.

Jack and Crutchie are both orphans excited for the chance to go to college and make a future for themselves, however learning how to live with each other may prove to be a challenge neither of them can handle.

It had always been him, Jack, and his crutch. Those three things were what Crutchie Morris's life consisted of. That is until he found a girl badly beaten in an alley. Him and Jack take her in and she becomes a girl newsie. But what do they do when her uncles are after her?

Mr. Peabody never dreamed he could lose his boy, until now. Inspired by the picture on the corner, "He's Dead, Peabody, He's Dead" by What-The-Wabac on DeviantArt. Follow us both on there! PS, I don't own anything except this story.

They fixed the rip in the Space-Time continuum, but now Mr. Peabody has to fix another mistake...

While Crutchie is in the Refuge, he meets an interesting girl named Nicky, who lost her brother ten years ago. Determined to bring her out of the Refuge with him, he starts to realize the sad past of this girl, and her connection with a certain Newsie that goes far beyond the refuge. Based on Broadway show! Listen to Letter from the Refuge from the tour to know more about it!

They'd done this once before. Going around the circle, each boy asked a question. Then everyone answered the question individually. It sounded simple, but of course there were always problems.