"I want it to make sense," she says. "That's all." It's a nice thing to say, but it doesn't always work. [AU. Embedded into the 'Arrogance and Aggression' Universe.]

It started with a mistake, a case of mistaken identity, the bumbling of the fucking United States Army, and two similar-sounding names. In Vietnam, Sodapop receives a letter that isn't meant for him, but because an anchor for his sanity nevertheless.

it's supposed to be a trip to oklahoma city in pursuit of a book. it isn't just that.

Pony's always had dreams of setting out to see America, because shouldn't she belong to all of us?

You wonder if anyone will remember him or not.

Avery Jane Curtis was born a Winston, and adopted at 7 years old. She's now 15. This story follows her after her brother Dallas' death, and how her friends and family helped her pick up the pieces. (Follows some of the events of the 1990 TV series)

"Why ya doin' this?" he asked, trying to keep his voice soft and searching, reasonable. The man was holding a knife to his back after all. "Cause ya needed," was the decidedly unhelpful answer. "Stop here." Trapped in a summer of terror, thirteen-year-old Sodapop Curtis and Johnny Cade must summon all their courage to keep themsleves and others alive.

Sliding a small note from her purse, she pressed a kiss to it and slid it under the flowers, "I know it isn't much, but it's all I have. I don't know how I'll survive without you. I'm so sorry I couldn't do anything. I'll see you on the other side, I love you."

Younger days, pre book. Mr. C just wants some peace and quiet around the house. Teenage boys make that difficult.

Before they were the parents of the Outsiders, they were Outsiders themselves. On a cool winter's morning, Molly and Darrel Curtis think back to the River, and the currents of fate that had brought them together.

Steve Randle has gone through something traumatic, but he doesn't want anyone else to know. He plans to go through this battle on his own.

Eighteen year old Ponyboy and Bexley Curtis are on a roadtrip to San Diego, California to attend a college they enrolled into, but it takes a sinister turn after they pick up a stranger who's a serial killer hitchhiker. They are then stalked and framed for the crimes the man commits. What will become of them?

You once said I've got a troubled mind, pretty eyes, and a sad smile.

Dallas, after jail. Before Soda comes looking for Pony.

It was still protocol to identify the body. To collect effects. Ponyboy does something seemingly irrational.

A new beginning, starting over, moving on. Should be simple, right?

Bexley Lynn Curtis, the twin sister of Ponyboy Curtis and the kid sister to Darry and Sodapop Curtis, belongs to a lower class group that lives in Oklahoma. She can rely on her brothers as well as her friends. What happens when someone takes it too far one fateful night? Original Story and Characters belong to S.E. Hilton. All credit goes to her.

Ever try to be best friends with a superstar? One who will always get more praise, more girls, more attention? It ain't easy. I can tell you all about that. I'm best buds with Sodapop Curtis. *Set about four years pre-book

Johnny is anxious again, with good reason. Today is supposed to be a day for him and Ponyboy, meant to hang out with each other at the carnival that's come in. He's nervous because the last thing he wants is for Dallas to swing by and for Ponyboy to change his mind.

Soda and Two-Bit get badly hurt one night. One isn't even awake and the other is finding out if he'll have lifelong damages. The battle is just beginning, and the gang isn't sure how much more they can handle after just losing Johnny and Dally.

When Darry finds him hiding out at Bucks after he skipped school, was MIA at home and with Curly Shepard of all people, Ponyboy Curtis is in for a long night. Punishment Fic.

Ponyboy and Johnny have been disintegrating since they met. [AU. Embedded into the 'Arrogance and Aggression' universe.]

And it hurts every time. And sometimes, the dogs aren't even dogs - they're a metaphor for something else. And it still sucks. {One-shot.}

Sadie Mathews knows a few things for certain: Her brother hasn't been the same since he returned from Vietnam, her best friend is not one to be underestimated, and high school sure ain't all it's cracked up to be. Oh – and she might hate God.

If there's one thing Angela likes, it's getting her own way— no matter what the consequences may be.