When a serial killer comes to Tulsa with a reputation of killing and torturing teenagers, Darry's not taking any chances at keeping his family safe. But when Ponyboy and Johnny are kidnapped, it's a race against time for the rest of the 'gang' to find them before it's too late. (Johnny and Dally are alive)

When Ponyboy hid a new friendship from the gang, they began to suspect something was off.

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.

A week before he's taken for the second time Carolyn Cade wakes up in the middle of the night.

Faye Randle just wanted one last summer of freedom before boarding school. She didn't expect to get dragged into a class war.

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.

When Ponyboy Adams comes across a young man, who is nothing but nice to him, he never anticipates his entire life to be changed. He was raised to expect the unexpected but this is beyond anything he ever imagined. Will he be sent back to his abusive father? Will he stay with the gang? What happened in the fall of 1962 that made him leave? Can he trust these strangers?

Ponyboy has a secret, one he can't tell anyone about, not even the gang. / Or a Modern AU in which Ponyboy's mental health issues are properly addressed.

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.

[Before & After #1] Darrell comes home and his parents have some bad news for him

I let the vodka on my tongue mix with his whiskey-soaked mouth and I knew I loved him.

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

Dallas survived his suicide attempt and life's different. His past may have finally caught up with him, but what does it change? How's life gonna play out? (Dallas and Johnny are alive)

Dallas Winston rolls into Tulsa from New York sometime in 1959. The same year, he meets Buck Merrill, a lanky wanna-be cowboy running his old man's bar- and his cousin. Over the next few years, as he establishes his friends, enemies, and reputation, one fact becomes clear. Tulsa never saw him coming.

,,Monstrification is a body's biological reaction to overwhelming long-term stress." An illness that turns a person into a monster? More likely than you think! Basically Pony is sick and falling apart cause I love those kinds of stories.

Whenever it calls, I listen.

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.

Being the son of a soldier isn't all it's cracked up to be.

After an explosion at a gas station, Pony claims he was a bystander. But is he telling the truth?

Ponyboy has allowed Dallas to possess him. That comes with tangled up consequences. Follow up to "i don't want to rest in peace."

when paul enters the study, darry is drinking beside the fireplace, and that's what he focuses on first as he shuts the wooden doors behind him. "you've been drinking a lot lately." "i think i earned it," darry replies, voice even, cool. paul holden has a much needed talk with his husband.

The world was a kaleidoscope of color, of fake dopamine, of imaginary people and imaginary feelings.

cherry glances nervously at two-bit, trying to will him to be quiet and not say anything. "i really don't think he's coming back. all this time and no one's seen them? i think dallas killed that curtis kid."

the way dinner was with your parents was like this: a creaky table with your brother's initials carved into and yours joining soon enough with a switchblade; chairs that were older than the house all settled in together, dishes that had once been just for marriage cobbled together with whatever your parents could afford after so many years of you and your brothers breaking them.

being soulmates isn't everything it's cracked up to be when you're aware of every previous life at some point, and it's really not all it's cracked up to be when you're aware that your soulmate doesn't always pick you. ponyboy curtis knows this first hand.