Mandy Marano was just your typical girl... Just kidding, she had some flaws. One of them being her attitude. When that attitude lands her in a Saturday detention in her new school how will everything go? What Mandy doesn't know is there is a boy, John Bender, that has just as bad of an attitude, and he is pretty easy on the eyes too. How will this Saturday go?

Latest installment of the 'We're Here to Help' Series. John Bender and Claire Standish have been through a lot, from abuse, to foster care, near death experiences... but now, comes the scariest part of all; marriage. Join the newlyweds as they learn to navigate this new chapter in life. From the last first-kiss, to the birth of children and everything in between.

"You go visit John Bender in five years. You'll see how goddamn funny he is." Well, Dick, it's been five years, let's see where he and Claire are at. As well as the rest of the gang.

Sheila Donovan, a smart-mouthed Army brat, transfers to Shermer High School, ending up in detention with a group of students from different cliques. After getting to know them and developing romance, Sheila develops a sense of belonging. Rated T for now. Rating may change. Swearing, drugs, sex. UPDATED!

SEQUEL TO MEANT TO BE. The Breakfast Club returns for their first full year as friends. Brian has a new look and attitude. Claire and Bender give things a go. And Andy and Allison try to put their lives and hearts back together. All in the middle of drama, fun, and chaos. I OWN NOTHING. Not the songs or Hughes characters. PLEASE REVIEW

(Bender/Claire.) Vignette collection, inspired by various prompts. [Short ficlets, unrelated themes/content.]

What Happens When Sydney Evans, A Tomboyish Student At Shermer High, Has To Spend A Saturday Detention With Five Other Students

What if there was a sixth member of the famous band of friends who have met in Saturday detention back in 1984? Lines would be changed, scenes would be added, relationships would be stronger. Join Tim, the new kid, as he ventures through detention after his first day of classes, where he will meet five other strangers. How will he do dealing with them?

Noelle Fairchild is the invisible girl, the shy girl, the outcast. She had been sent to detention on a Saturday, she couldn't be more bored than ever. But what happens when things turn interesting when she notices that a certain criminal has been obsessing over her since Freshman Year.

Patty Jett is a Sherman High trouble maker who is obsessed with music, especially rock and a friend of John Bender. She's no stranger to detention, but this one is... interesting. She finds herself oddly attracted to good boy Brian as this Saturday detention turns out to be a lot more than she expected.

Gertie transferred to Shermer midway thru the school year after being expelled from her old school. As her bad luck would go, Vice Principal Vernon gives her Saturday detention on her fist day. She expected to serve it with her new smoking buddy Bender, but fate had other plans when the school brain, athlete, princess, and basket case joins the criminal and the rebel in detention.

Sequel to "We're Here to Help" What happens after the event's of we're here to help? What awaits them in California? Will the Breakfast Club newcomers calm down and become like the good kids in this giant family, or will they wreak havoc on the city of LA? With a bunch of ex-burners who knows what will happen?

It was supposed to be a morning of detention, but by getting to know each other better, the six young people may realize that they are not so different from each other.

Sequel to 'These Children That You Spit On.' It's the summer after graduation for the five friends, and some unexpected news for Allison sends them all on an adventure before college starts. AllisonAndy ClaireBender Brian

"Vernon has me in his crosshairs. I gotta get him off my back." A few days after detention, Brian and Andy help Bender with a plan to foil their vice principal.

Originally written for Yuletide 2018 on AO3 for Spatz.

Nattasia and Bender are back in this sequel to "A Criminal and a Misfit". This time, it is Monday and they are introduced to the school as a new couple, and throughout the week new problems appear. Will everyone accept them? Drama brews as Claire finds out of Bender's new girlfriend, and things might not go as well as expected. Will they hold on until the end? John B/OC

Nothing lasts forever, especially high school. Three years have passed since the day five very different sophomores were given detention together, and formed lifelong friendships. But though the princess, the athlete, the brain, the criminal, and the basket case are all gone now, the Breakfast Club lives on.

Braelynn Bender, a girl with a passion for music, got in detention with her brother, John and four other teens. What will happen on this saturday detention? ***I KNOW I suck at summaries, but pleaaaaase, give this story a chance like you did for my other Breakfast Club fanfic?:D*** OC/Brian J.

Who stays true to their Breakfast Club promises? Allison finds out Monday morning. Andy/Allison, Allison-cenric Rated T for language AN: I have finally come back and finished this story!

"I've seen you before, you know," She had been silent from that day forward, but what did John Bender know about Allison's life outside of the classroom? Multi-chap Allison/Bender

The day after detention couldn't be more interesting. John runs into a little trouble, and the rest of the Club tries to help him out. Will he accept them into his life? Or will he push them away like everyone else. This is also co-authored between myself, and the lovely HMG2000 who writes the poems used in this work. (Sequel out now!)

They had a peculiar friendship but it was something she could get used to. Where one lacked the other made up for. AU. Previously Between Us. Edited and reposted.

There was a sixth student at Shermer High School that day. She's determined to save others, but can a certain bad boy save her, too? Totally sucky summary, I know. Contains an OC. T for language.

I drag my hand along the wall of the school, as I made my way to the steps that lead to the entrance. I kicked every pebble I came across, in hope that it would release all the anger I felt towards myself and my stupid vice principal Vernon for forcing me to be in school at seven in the morning, on a Saturday. It was ridiculous. I'd rather be suspended. / (OC/John)