Even with moving from town to town, Ponyboy had always known his past could catch up with him. So he stayed on the move, never staying in the same place more than a night or two. Until Tulsa. But not even his new group of friends could keep away the thought that something was going to happen. Something bad. And then one day, it did. (Ponyboy is unrelated to the Curtises)

Two-Bit's only response is a grunt. In the quiet, I hear him mutter under his breath, "Don't you dare leave, Soda. Don't you dare."

Sequel to Lighted Passages that begins about six months later, opening with a life-changing moment for Sodapop, then going from there to explore how he copes with the emotions it brings. Flashbacks weave with the present, while everyone continues to support one another in the midst of conflicts, feelings , and decisions that always have a divine purpose.

Good things don't last forever, especially not for a bunch of greasers from Tulsa. (Or, five times the gang dealt with grief and wrote about it, plus one time someone had hope in spite of it.)

Glimpses that take place five years after Masked Reflections and Lighted Passages, some brief looks into the future mixed with reveals of what takes place in between.

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?

There were only three things Two-Bit Mathews knew for certain about Virginia Campbell: 1. Her daddy owned Campbell's Sporting Goods in town. 2. She didn't think there could be anyone tuffer than Elvis Presley. 3. She'd look ten times better if she just wore her hair down for once.

"Dally couldn't remember the last time he'd cried, but he could've right then at the thought of some pervert pulling up and Johnny getting into their car for a few dollars." There's more going on than meets the eye when Johnny gets caught hustling on the worst street in Tulsa.

Sometimes, it's the small moments, the 'blink and you miss them' moments that you remember... A collection of vignettes and flash-fiction capturing the mundane, forgettable, everyday moments in the lives of the Curtis brothers.

Darry and Ponyboy have to put their differences aside when Sodapop gets sick. Disclaimer: I do not own The Outsiders or any characters in this story. They belong to S.E. Hinton.

Darry makes a different choice. One he will live to regret. After abandoning his brothers in a boys home, Darry's life changes. After being abandoned by the gang for what he did, he was lured into the rich life of the Soc's. He never thought he would see his brothers again. Until he is knocked unconscious by two very familiar looking Greasers during a rumble.

Turns out abandoning 'live by the gun, die by the gun' is harder than you'd think.

Like most greasers, Tim Shepard has better things to do than sit around all day at Will Rodgers High. But like all greasers, luck is never on his side. The same guy known throughout Tulsa for being three steps ahead finds himself thrown in the middle of the unexpected.

what if Dallas Winston had a girlfriend back home in ny ny and she can to live in Tulsa? What if he had a baby boy? what if she worked for shady records and earned a lot of money? how will she fit in with the jd hoodlums? johnny and dally don't die in this fan fic.

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?

From a distance, I could hear Johnny insisting he was okay, he'd look tuff with the scar the rings would leave. But my head was still swimming, I was too tired to think anything more than that he was gonna be okay. I was too tired to even think about Dallas just brushing by me when I'd been jumped, too. Not that I cared what Dallas thought.

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.

Rewrite of A Broken Wing, in which a terrible, heinous events happens to the Curtis gang. What will become of them after the socs gets ahold of the Curtis sister.

Darry had noticed her all this time, but never learned her name. A rainy day and a simple cup of coffee later changes that. Now becoming a story rather than a one-shot.

This is it, boys. This is the show. {One-shot.}

Mistaken as a greaser, Cherry's cousin "Cat" becomes friends with a group of local greaser boys. Set before book/movie leads into storyline. OC friendship with all, slow Dallas/OC/Soda

Ponyboy and Johnny fall asleep outside after meeting Cherry V.

Sunshine Daisy Curtis is the twin sister of Sodapop...or is she? Dally, Steve, Two-Bit, and Johnny can't stop drooling over her, but Darry, Soda, and Ponyboy, somehow, don't think that they have a sister! Can Sunshine Daisy convince her reluctant "brothers," or will she have to return to the International Institute of Mary Sues? Just for fun!

Michael Shepard's first year at Columbia is both more terrible and more wonderful than he could've anticipated.

After being left in New York by her brother a few years back, Sage Winston finds her way back to Tulsa. It had been 4 years since she had last seen the gang and a surprise visit leaves her and Dally in a worse spot than they were before he left NY. Just as things started looking up, a few bad decisions puts Sage in a tough spot. Her choices may haunt her for the rest of her life.