The dark water sloshes comfortingly, and I silently pray that my body hitting the water won't be too loud.

Tulsa's wildest party just so happens to fall on the weekend Darry's out of town and Sodapop's in charge - what could possibly go wrong? This is a stand alone story but it takes place in my Raising Ponyboy AU. It contains spanking and domestic discipline so please don't read if that offends you.

Dallas Winston was her better half. He was her hero, her best friend, the only person who knew her before she came to Tulsa and became some sort of Hood Nurse, patching up Greasers and gang members alike. When Dallas was shot dead by the fuzz, her life changed forever, in ways she never imagined possible.

Court mandated therapy –and that includes being in this nuthouse– over busting a dude's face wasn't my idea. You can blame the judge, and even Darry, for that one.

Last Summer before Pony is off to college - robberies, kidnapping, ghosts, fried chicken, love and more. Features all the guys. Dally and Johnny are alive.

That's the thing about this world we live in: it's full of shitty people, shitty towns, and very shitty circumstances.

Time keeps moving forward, bringing with it the gifts of joy and thankfulness, as milestones are celebrated. Revelations bring light to uncertain paths still influenced by the events of the past, as Steve and Sodapop recover from their own and one another's traumas. Sequel to Masked Reflections that picks up a month and a half after the story ends and three months post shooting.

This is a retelling of my other version of this story. I wanted to do something different. But I will keep the other story up so it can still be viewed. Bexley belongs to me. Canon characters belong to S.E. Hinton

Dallas Winston and Ella Mitchell both thought it would be a much longer time before either one of them returned to Tulsa, Oklahoma. (The follow-up story to "Wild Night")

Brielle Jade Curtis is Sodapop's twin sister. Two weeks before her eighteenth birthday, Brielle is attacked on her way home and raped. The man who raped her is none other than Kodak Winston, Dallas' older brother. His actions will start a war between Tulsa greasers and Dallas' old New York gang. First Chapter Re-Written.

Something's going on in Tulsa. People are getting knocked off, one by one, and the gang will have to be stronger than ever to keep everyone alive. Relationships are put to the test, tensions are higher than ever. And who's the man that's been watching Ponyboy? Are his intentions innocent, or will things go down a dark, more sinister path?

You wore that cologne on our wedding day. How I wish you wore it the day you left.

But that boy became a man, whether I was there to witness it or not. And it's in that time where I think Soda lost it.

The third and final instalment following "Is Your Love Strong Enough" and "All Roads Lead to Home". Darry and Ponyboy have to navigate life together while separated from Soda. It's never easy, but nothing for these boys ever has been.

He ain't dead yet, Darry says.

It's been three whole weeks since the hearing, but Cherry Valance has never felt more lost. Then, she finds an unlikely friend in a greaser she'd never even thought she'd see again.

Tim Shepard's life has no room for romance, and some Catholic schoolgirl who runs with the River Kings isn't about to change that. At least, that's what he keeps telling himself.

darry works a bouncer who cleans up places. his brother and his mate come down for a visit and a few realizations happen along the way. (alternatively: kind of but not really roadhouse au for darry with some abo dynamics and fluff.)

Soda time in Vietnam has left deep and bleeding scars on his mind and soul, if not his body. Sometimes he wonders if he'll even truly returned home at all. In the summer of dark secrets and strange occurrences, it becomes clear that a saint is a sinner who just keeps trying.

I'm riding on the edge of panic and I know that any second now I'll lose the battle and succumb to it. Cool tears drip out of my eyes and I send a silent plea out to the two people I love the most. Please find me.

A retelling of the classic Outsiders' book we all know and love; with a twist. Ponyboy Curtis, a pup that has yet to present his class lives with his two older Alpha brothers and must keep his nose clean to continue living with them or the state will take Soda and Ponyboy away. Ponyboy's classification proves to be troublesome when he does present.

Steve Randle rarely understands what being a father means. Recently divorced and left with the custody of his three sons, Steve is drowning in new responsibility and fear of impending failure. When he is invited to the wedding of his childhood friend, Keith Matthews, Steve reluctantly accepts. Will he be forced to remember or will he only seal himself off from those who care?

it still makes the hair on his neck stand up to see bob as an adult: to see his perfectly coiffed hair, the wedding ring on his hand, the way his voice rolls out, "marshal curtis. it's good to see you!" wherein ponyboy curtis is a federal marshal, sent to hunt down a childhood friend.

"You deserve better than me. You got lots of Soc boys chasin' after ya. Pick one of them." "I don't want any of them, Johnny Cade." When fifteen year old Wendy Allen moves to Tulsa after a family tragedy, most of her time goes to taking care of them. She'd like to be a teenager again, but fitting in with Socs of her class is difficult. Yet somehow, a Greaser touches her heart.

Sometimes, it's the little things that break you. Disclaimer: All characters owned by S.E. Hinton