Winter/Christmas Newsies Drabbles! I'm going to try to get to 25 by the end of December. 1. Newlywed Jack and Kat 2. Baby Jack with his family

It's winter time in The Big Apple. Christmas is around the corner, and there's cheer all around for the newsies of New York. So what could possible go wrong? (one shot book) (mostly modern AU) (updates only in December)

*Rewrite of We Never Planned On You* When Anna Delancey first met him, she absolutely hated him. After a little while, their hate for each other turned into something more. Their passion leads to Anna expecting a child. She has to deal with that while her lover is in the Refuge. Nothing seems to be going right. The only thing she could do was hope.

*Rewrite of Let Me Go* Fifteen years after the strike, the Kellys are dealing with a tragedy. It can't seem to get any worse for them. Not until Jack and Kath's kids are taken to an orphanage which turns out to be the Refuge of 1912. With the family separated, could any of them go on? (Rated for child abuse)

(Modern AU) Deciding that the newsies need a new holiday tradition, Jack takes it upon himself to organize the First Annual Newsies White Elephant Gift Exchange.

The night Jack returns from the refuge, everyone is thrilled! But something not right. Jack is... different. Racetrack tries to talk to him. Rated T because I'm paranoid.

A rich girl from North Carolina takes a train to Manhattan to stay with her family. She meets the Newsies crew, and when they begin their strike, she marches right with them.

"Cassie had always been great with words. With all the reading she'd done, it might even have been a bit strange if she wasn't. So why, then, was it that whenever she happened to be around Mush, she couldn't seem to form them?" In which a girlsie named Cassandra realizes that happy endings might just exist after all.

Crutchie has been captured at Newsies Square, but the Spider has another plan in mind: Use Crutchie and Katherine against Jack to force him to turn himself in and trade his freedom for theirs. Going back means a world of pain and finding the strength to protect not only himself, but all the others from Snyder's abuse. Jack also comes from a darker past than anyone ever imagined.

A series of one-shots and short stories about Newsie shenanigans, mostly focusing on Davey because he's my favorite character and doesn't get enough credit from the fandom. Mostly fluff, definitely some angst, lots of silliness, and no romance.

Their friendship began in a most inauspicious manner (or: When Sadie Becker first met Davey Jacobs, she threw a can of paint at him. At least, that was how she always told the story). Full description in profile. CHAPTER 29: In which Les finds himself (almost) hung out to dry, and Jack finds himself behind locked doors.

A look at what each of the newsies wished for as "King of New York" and what became of those wishes.

David Jacobs was the new kid, again. But according to his parents his last one, at a shitty New York High School. It's the same as every year, except this year it feels impossible to do anything but worry. About grades, family, and money. It just seems like life couldn't get worse. And then Jack Kelly sassed into his life. Literally.

Modern AU: All our favorite goofballs in high school together

Cinnamon is moving to Denton High School on a scholarship, and she's not excited. She expects it to be another friendless, boring year at another stupid school. She has never been more wrong. Especially when she runs into the school newspaper club members who the students call the "Newsies." (Modern AU, if you didn't figure it out already. :D ) Cover art by @cherlosity on Tumblr!

Halloween has once again come. Which also means that the Central Parks Night of Frights is back in full swing for the spooky night of thrills and chills. The newsies have their costumes ready, and Brooklyn curious as a cat to see what will come during the fun filled night. (one shot) (modern AU)

The strike was already stressful enough for the newsies, for one newsie however, the strike throws her whole life into disarray, with her older brother pulling her one direction, and a childhood friend pulling the other. With some luck, she may be able to pull that friend, Morris Delancey, and his brother for good measure, over to the side of the newsies. (Broadway OBC)

Jack Kelly lives in a world where everyone has a soulmate. At some point between the ages of ten and thirteen, everyone develops a mark somewhere on their bodies, and whoever has a matching mark is their soulmate. Jack has given up all hope of meeting his soulmate, but is in love with his two best friends, Crutchie and Davey, who are soulmates. What's a boy to do?

Crutchie and Jennie's life together couldn't stay care-free and blissful forever, no matter how much they wish it would.

Jack and Davey were best friends in elementary school. When Davey moves away, Jack is devestated. Five years later, when Davey moves back, the two fall back into their normal routine, but somthing is different this time. They seem... closer. It doesn't seem like friendship anymore. It seems like love. (Modern AU)

Homecoming is just around the corner for everyone. The boys, Feister and Katherine have all found themselves a date to this dance. Well, besides Albert and a shy blue eyed girl who likes to keep to herself a lot. It's the obvious choice for them to go together, but of course, nothing is easy in life, and neither is this. (one shot) (modern AU)

Every story has an end and a beginning, right? However, to start a new story you must end another. It isn't an easy task to just move onto to the next thing. But, maybe ending one story to begin another won't be so bad after all. It'll just take awhile to realize that. (one shot)

Love at first sight is for suckers. How can anyone, possible fall in love with just one glance? Saying a girl is pretty at first sight is one thing, falling in love is another. That is, until she stumbled upon the redheaded newsie one day. (one shot)

David Jacobs is out of the game. There was a reason he was a veteran operator for the emergency call-center. That is, until one call changes just about everything. It's a race against time to save this young teens life. And it all falls on David's shoulders.

And when she's done and types the last/of many words she vows to keep/on writing 'till it's all made right/and wrongs have faded to the past.