When an unruly and mourning Huey is forced to leave his prized city of Chicago to live in the peaceful suburbs of Maryland, he, as well as his brother interact with the people of Woodcrest. And as they grow...Huey sees something in a certain someone he fights to deny. But his mother once told him Roses says the things that you won't. HxJ, RileyxCin...etc. Rating may change.

After Granddad's sudden and tragic passing, the Freeman Brothers are forced to move in with their aunt Carrie back in Chicago. Whilst getting used to these new arrangements, the meet a duo of sisters who remind them so much of themselves, but at the same time, they're differences are very telling... (Rating may change, tells the story from their childhood to mid/late teens)

Huey's body revolts against him from being overrun and pushed to the brink everyday. Jazmine and Riley make sure he's taken care of and uses the weekend to actually heal. Special thanks to EbonixBrat for giving me the idea.

Jazmine visits Huey at the hospital. Takes place after "The Red Ball" [S3E03]

What happened to the boys parents? Where did they live before Woodcrest? How did grandad cope with raising his grandkids on his own? This is my version of the boys backstory where I will answer all of these questions and more.

(Sequel to Trials and Tribulations/Read AN). Jazmine and Huey just welcomed their son into the world at the age of 18. Their friends have gone off to college and they have to learn how to raise a child. More trials and tribulations are going to be thrown their way but now with a son, it makes things just as harder. Will they be able to push through it together or will they crack?

An anthology series based on the Five from Woodcrest. Some are AU, some are based on past stories. Rating may go up based on story.

an assortment of stories centered around our favorite revolutionary and the biracial girl down the street. chapter 3: “are you stupid?” huey panics as he realizes how inhumanely gorgeous his roommate actually is —huey/jazmine, juey, story collection!

the sugary effects of intercourse and all it entails —huey & jazmine, juey.

Riley Freeman wasn't a bad kid, regardless of what those teachers told him, he was a good kid. He also knew that his family loved him. So why were they sending him to a rehabilitation school? Maybe it was so he could really change for the better, or he really was a bad kid, he wasn't sure, and he hated being unsure.

There are over seven billion human beings walking the Earth at this very moment. Approximately zero percent of them are perfect. No one is without flaw. Everyone makes mistakes... Who said that Huey Freeman would be any exception?

Teenagers have to go through a lot in their years but who would have thought that it could change so drastically. Who would have thought that one person could experience so much bad luck in such a short span of time. See how Huey and Jazmine grow together in a world that loves to test the boundaries.

No matter how hard he tried, Huey could never get Jazmine to love nor accept her black half, so after a final failed attempt, he decided to get some help from a rather close female friend of his, maybe that's just what Jazmine needed, a girl who understood her struggle more than Huey ever could.

Huey sees himself as rather hard working, that is until his close friend Tahiry Norwood passes out during gym class. A short oneshot that briefly discusses the glamorization of overworking within the black community.

Only the feared survive in Woodcrest. Only the powerful survive in Woodcrest. Time has taken it's toll, and so have the lies, secrets, and broken promises and dreams. It's the perfect place to build an Empire.

They were best friends until they entered high school. He dropped his revolutionary ways and ended up dropping her in the process. What happens when mandatory tutoring sessions force them together?

Huey and Jazmine have a conversation about the world the good and the bad in it and whether or not its worth it to save it.

They had been like this since they were kids. Two people who had nothing in common, but still needed each other to feel complete. She was intense, loud and obnoxious, and he just wanted some peace and quiet while trying to become a martyr for his people. Could they ever work out? HueyxJazmine, RileyxCindy

The Freeman brothers have kept the pain of their parents untimely death bottled up inside of them. Huey, forced to keep one of his deepest darkest secrets away from his own brother. Riley, trying to remember most the sweet memories he once harboured but to no avail. It's overwhelming, overbearing, so many questions left unanswered. Can someone finally lift it off their shoulders?

When Huey makes a poorly timed joke that gets taken very literally, his high school is left in shambles... Literally. Now the girls of Wuncler High must battle for the hearts of the Freeman Brothers, whether they want them to or not.

He was never the same after her. Now, he doesn't care about anything or anyone but himself. She was never the same after him. She changed for the better, and instead of closing herself off, she found love. After four years of distance, they finally come back together, but not in the way he expected. She wants closure. He wants her back. Who gets what they want?

Huey's thoughts

Huey and Riley are forced to attend Wuncler Academy: a very competitive school filled with competitive people. The Academy should be a life-changing experience. But nothing is ever perfect, and they're about to find out the hard way, and they'll see how far people are willing to go to remain perfect *edited summary*

AU::: what if the youngest member of the hectic Freeman family was a girl! Series of drabbles focusing on a Fem!Riley as she grows up on the suburbs of Woodcrest, having to deal with her brother and grandfather while also trying to keep up her (imaginary) street credit.

The year is 2020... 12 years later after the riveting presidential election. The host returns to follow-up with some of the original guests from the previous Woodcrest documentary. For reference, re-watch the "It's A Black President, Huey Freeman" episode. Inspired from the illustrations of Marcus Williams, AKA @marcusthevisual, as shown in the cover image.