Steven's friends and family don't wait for him to come home, while some are there for Jackie, others are looking for Steven

follows jackie, hyde and eric the summer before the Rundgren concert, i cant give a decent summery without giving too much away, but i recommend giving it a shot anyway!

come see what a different start to their relationship leads to

Steven Hyde had Jo's back or as he likes to say "was her hired gun or bodyguard." Hyde was always there, even when they weren't speaking: from when she was in overalls and oversized t-shirts in grade school to mini-skirts and sweaters in middle school. Now the two are navigating high school in the mid-70s and are learning how to deal with their changing relationship.

Eric returns from his teaching stay in Africa to his old home and his old friends. But while he expected a warm welcome, he didn't get it from everyone.

My version of how Hyde and Jackie met aside from eventually got together.

"You're on TV," Eric replies, reaching up to flick her nose gently. She giggles and swats at his hand. "Who cares if you're not married? Other than you, anyway."

We left our favorite couple in a bit of a breakup, or at least a break. And while Hyde found a new hobby and his domesticity, Jackie found that life can be just as intoxicating as love, that having independence could make you happy - even without a man by your side. How do you decide between freedom and love? Is there even a decision to make? Can you have both - and if you can, at

Jackie returns to Point Place under unusual circumstances. Possible last story on FF

A rewrite of Season 8, inspired by othe writings but with my own twist. Jackie has a secret she has been trying to tell Steven, of course Sam's arrival throws things off

Jackie's throat felt tight – this couldn't be happening! Nobody puts Jackie Burkhart in detention! "But…." She wanted to explain that detention would take away from her cheerleading practice and Daddy would take away the car, but all she got was, "Two weeks Miss Burkhart and a 1,000 word essay on the continent of Pangea."

Jackie and Kelso don't get back together at the end of the ski trip. Months later, when Hyde tries and fails to crash Eric and Donna's date, the two of them come up with a plan. A plan that's so bad, it might actually work. ["Hyde, if you wanna make out with me, the answer is probably no." Well, what if he had asked? And what if she'd said yes?]

Running away from the insults and burns from the gang in the basement about Hyde and his stripper wife, Jackie decided to cut ties with them and the Formans. But after 4 years of isolation, what happens when Jackie had to fight her own demons when she had to go to the Formans Christmas party in 1983? (Fez and Jackie? never happened!)

A collection of pre- and post-relationship Jackie/Hyde drabbles.

The sleepy town of Point Place is the perfect hangout for this group of teens. The water tower, the hub, Eric's basement.. .. fail to hide the fact that there's a lot more going on here than we can see. Gloved hands, night vision glasses, satellite phones, money trails. Watch as our carefree group of teens is dragged into the trip of a lifetime.

What could ever cause the great Jackie Burkhart to lose part of her self-confidence?

"Talking is for people who have something in common." So what do Jackie and Steven have in common?

Jackie returns from Chicago with some shocking news. How will the gang - especially Steven - react?

Pure Jackie and Hyde fluff.

Set when Jackie starts sleeping over in Hyde's room.

The start of Jackie and Hyde, told through both point of views.

After Steven's return from Oregon, Jackie took him back as her boyfriend. But is that really the best for her? Steven drew a line in the sands of Las Vegas for himself. Now it's Jackie's turn to find her line and figure out which side is the right one. (Part II of "A line in the sand")

In 1991 Jackie Forman has just given birth to her son, as she falls asleep she thinks of how it all started, that summer of 1983 the summer that changed it all and led her to that moment. follow Eric and Jackie's journey. from the summer of 1983 till the birth of their son.

She only understands living in the moment when they’re about go seperate ways. Prequel to We’ve Still Got Tonight.

It's 1985, over 5 years since Jackie left Point Place for a new life in New York. Now she's back and she has to deal with what happened before she left while facing her demons: old and new. Wont be a long story. Probably between 6-10 chapters.