Some things you don't get to forget.

Six months. The next six months had changed everything. But for Ella Mitchell, being with Dallas Winston felt like freedom. (Sequel to "Green Light")

Steve had never told anyone else about what happened when he was eleven years old. His dad told him to forget about the past and let it go, so he did. Or at least, he thought he had until the memories he tried to bury in the past came rushing back into the present.

The gang took Sodapop's happiness for granted. They didn't realize how much he was hurting over past events until the pain he experienced made him seek comfort and release in something potentially destructive, while also trying to find a healthier way to cope.

Eight months. Eight lousy months he has to get through to earn his diploma while staying out of trouble . . . if that was even possible for Dallas Winston. What a joke.

"Just 'cuz someone smiles real easy and knows how to have a good time don't mean that they don't got a little bit of the Devil in 'em." Just because it isn't right doesn't mean he won't do it. Just because he knows she'll hate him if she finds out doesn't mean he won't take the risk. We all gotta do a little bad to get a lot good done. At least, that's how he justifies it.

The first thing I noticed about Tulsa was the people. Then I noticed the missing 'W' in 'Will Rogers High School.' And then there was Two-Bit Mathews.

It's interesting how much people end up meaning to you. Strangers you meet one day become your best friends, your enemies or something more