Race and Jack are picked up and brought to the Refuge. (Jack is 13, Race is 11 in this fic). Jack is a self-sacrificing idiot/over-protective big brother and Race is out of his league. Can be read as a stand-alone, but I really recommend reading "When Manhattan Met Brooklyn" for background on Jack, Race, and Spot. Part 2 of No Deal Timeline. (Originally posted to AO3)

The strike is over...but the newsies had lost. With nothing but family, Snyder has a secret plan hidden away for Jack and the newsies, on top of new increase for money in newspapers. Will the gang survive, or is there only more to come? (All rights belong to Newsies)

Jennie and Crutchie must navigate the first few months of parenthood together, even if it's a little unconventional.

Jack wasn't quite ready to let go yet.

The Delancey brothers are not much different from then Newsies as one might think. The newsies don't know a lot about the brothers and they would be very surprised if they ever found out about what they don't know.

Jack and Katherine's life after the strike.

just some ideas I hope that I can make a real story out of

It's been a rough day at the Kelly house, and Katherine is feeling restless and defeated. Jack comes home just in time.

Taking Place right after the strike, the Newsies are back to normal. Everything's peaceful, quiet and simple in routine. But little do the Newsies know, Pulitzer and Snyder have plans. And the biggest challenge Jack will ever face is coming fast.

When Race breaks his leg, he'll need the support of someone else who has crutches. One-Shot! Modern AU!

Jack was about sixteen. He was on the way home from carrying the banner, when he crashed into her. Ella. The girl before Katherine came along. The one he'd lost.

The smack seemed to echo throughout the entire house, bouncing off the walls as the two boys froze in the center of the main room. After that, everything was silent. No one dared breathe. The entire world seemed to stand still and the two boys couldn't move.

Race makes a mistake. And he doesnt know what to do.

There was a reason everyone called him Jack. Not Kelly. Not Jack Kelly. Just Jack. One-shot.

A very short one-shot/fun character study. When chronic pain and nightmares keep Jack and Crutchie up at 3:00 in the morning, they both help each other find some rest.

(Modern AU) When Jack and Katherine pack up to move to Santa Fe, Davey and Race are tasked with driving the moving van all the way from New York to New Mexico. Low-key hijinks ensue.

"Every newsie that could walk was out selling papers." Just a little look into the morning before after the brawl.

Because sometimes winning the battle means just deciding to fight another day.

Cinnamon is different from all the other newsies: Cinnamon is a girl, and has been masquerading as a boy for six years. Only one newsie knows her secret: Crutchie, and he's only known for a small amount of time. Soon, the other newsies will know something's up. Oh, and another thing? Crutchie and Cinnamon have developed feelings for each other.

"Ya from helpin' out a new brother." By the end of this, Race's tears began to fall. He clutched onto the little boy's hand and nodded his head. "And ya didn't even know me yet." (Companion to A Brother's Fight)

Refuge; "shelter or protection from danger or distress." Originating from Old French refuge "hiding place", from Latin refugium. This was one among many of the misleading words taught to Lucy during the elocution lessons of her early years. Lucky for Lucy she found a friend in the refuge - but how will she handle life after the strike, after the Refuge? - Found Family Story -

Romeo and Race are playing poker on the Brooklyn bridge when things go wrong. Sprace. RomeoxSpecs at the end if you squint. Romeo and Race are like brothers.

It's mother's day, so the Newsies aren't exactly sure who to thank, but Jack has an idea.

The Broadway Newsies find out about the 1992 version via me, the narrator. Let's just say it was an interesting experience. (p.s. this was so fun to write)

A collection of out of context, heart wrenching scenes that I leave up to you to interpret. Let me know how you see things! How they started and how they’ll end by leaving a review!