Ponyboy is home. His foster father is in jail, and Darry has custody again. But his troubles aren't over. He feels like a different person. His brothers are always worried. His friends are doing their best to help. Despite everyone's best efforts, he can't seem to shake the things that happened to him in that house. None of them are willing to give up though.*Sequel to the Runaway*

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.

Sequel to His Anchor, Her Sail. Set in late '66, early '67. With the war looming and every week of the long, cold winter proving more and more difficult, I knew the other shoe was bound to drop. We were greasers and greasers never caught a break for long. (First Person POV)

Darry has never believed there's a right time for everything.

The fight between greasers and socs is even more vicious now, they seek revenge for Bob's death. This time they have crossed the line - they did what? They set the Curtis' house on fire. Court drama.

A story and one shots of the brothers raising a much younger Ponyboy. I am rewriting the original. Rating just to be safe.

Sequel to Lighted Passages that begins about six months after the story ends, opening with a life-altering moment for Sodapop, then going from there to explore how he copes with the emotions and challenges it brings. Steve grapples with changes that are happening, even as he welcomes what they mean for his life.

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?

Darry's always shared a complicated relationship with his mother.

Starts right after finding out about their parents. Its in Darry's POV. Warning: Language

AU (Dallas survives). Jacklyn was braver than most. The only girl among five brothers, she knew how to throw a punch and keep up with the guys. While she normally stuck with Shepard's Gang, she often found herself entangled in the melancholy Darry's boys got mixed up in. And then there was Dallas Winston…

You don't know what it is he's running from, but whatever it is, you're running from it too. Dallas one shot. Song fic to Run by Daughter.

Penelope Mathews has always played by the rules. When she tests the waters at her first house party, she is surprised to find a deeper connection with her older brothers friend, Ponyboy Curtis. Will Penelope be able to explore her newfound secret love, without her brother finding out?

he would never be able to talk about irene cade the way molly could. after the arrests in mission, molly takes to seeing how irene cade, the mother of johnny cade, takes the news of dallas winston being arrested for his murder.

Even while moving from town to town, Ponyboy has 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)

Life doesn't simply go on when Johnny lives. Ponyboy has to contend with a very changed life — from the trial coming up, to being initiated into the greaser pack scene and a slow dance into a relationship with Dallas Winston. Has omegaverse dynamics and themes, ongoing fic. Backbone of "cause tramps like us are born to run" series.

I swallowed a lump in my throat, "He is alive." I felt like crying, but I willed myself not to. "I thought he died." / I felt Sodapop's hand on my shoulder, a gesture meant to comfort me, "He did die, honey. It was a close call." / Alternate Ending to the book, where Johnny and Dally live

Someone in the gang is hiding a secret, and to make matters worse, something happens after everyone finds out. (I promise the story is better than the summary)

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.

Ponyboy is injured at the hands of Steve Randle. No one was there to witness it though, and the story isn't making sense. So what exactly happened?

"sometimes…. just sometimes wish i could write to them. let them know i ain't dead." ponyboy's thumb runs along dallas' own. "tell 'em i'm happy, that i love you." it's 1983, in a small town in texas. ponyboy and dallas ran anyway after johnny cade was killed and now, the law has come to collect them, whether they want to go or not. sequel to "a land of milk, honey, and blood".

July 1945; Mary Shepard will do anything to get out of Shawnee and away from her mother, even strike a deal with the devil.

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.

Sodapop Curtis was a lot of things, but superhero wasn't one of them.

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!