While there are two schools of thought as to whether Kid and Heyes are cousins, this story assumes they are not, and tells the tale of just how two orphan boys came to become Kindred Souls

Kid and Heyes decide to go to Centennial, Wyoming to rest up for a few days. What could go wrong?

Amnesty brings with it a slightly bitter parting of the ways. But a disaster pulls the boys back together.

Word challenges MARCH and PLANT

Heyes and the Kid come upon a backwoods mountain woman who offers them a job. But of course, trouble follows.

The boys run into a sheriff who sems to recognize Kid, but can't quite remember where he knows him from.

The boys have decided to go to Canada for a holiday, and are having quite a time trying to get there. Many thanks to Rachel C. for her continued support.

The original story has been tugging at me for some time because the teenage me that wrote that version didn't yet know "what life was all about." I think I have a better understanding now. Yes there is a major character death, but the story is how both Kid and Heyes navigate that path. Their struggles are not the same but their bond ties them both together.

This short story was inspired by a comment Heyes made to Kid in "How to Rob a Bank in One Hard Lesson", being stuck and with the sister in Carson City.

On a long cattle drive, the drovers are able to spend a few hours in Lordsburg for a little R & R. But of course, something goes horribly wrong and now the sheriff is investigating a murder

This was a story I didn't intend to write, but Archie whispered it's time, and who am I to argue with The Bullet? The Kid and Heyes have to say farewell to an old friend.

When Heyes is shot by a bounty hunter, even when they're safe, things look bad. Now complete with my requisite happy ending! LOL.

Upon leaving Santa Marta, the recently widowed Mrs. Hanley hired Heyes and the Kid to escort her and Hyperia to Rancho Verde. This is what followed.

Kid and Heyes find themselves in a spot of bother in a small town. A mix of humour and angst. A small diversion from my other tale! Yes, I think you can probably work out where my interest lies.

Just a little bit of Christmas fluff.

Kid is feeling particularly angry and after an argument walks out, leaving Heyes in the hotel.

An ongoing series of conversations in a variety of places. Many thanks to Rachel C. for her input.

A couple of rough days, ending in a moment of peace.

Curry abruptly wakes Heyes to tell him something absolutely horrifying.

A sequel to 'Lucky Day'. In the aftermath of their encounter with Danny Bilson, Heyes and the Kid seek out Archie Beckman.

Two differing versions of the same event put Heyes and Kid at odds.

Heyes marries a woman he's known for a month and they both quickly discover they may have made a mistake. Meanwhile, Kid goes off on his own for a month to give the newlyweds a chance to adjust to married life and realizes he may have already had his chance at love and simply let her slip through his fingers. Now the question is, can Kid and Heyes hold on to their partnership?

The boys run into every kind of trouble imaginable. They stop a crime, fall in love, hide out, go to jail, and get in a gun fight. Ride along with this updated (and reformatted) Alias Smith and Jones adventure.

He is visited every year on this date.

A series that I have previously posted elsewhere. The first part is a rewrite of the challenge story 'Fool Me Once.' I should apologise that this series will remain unfinished. Each chapter is a complete story with no cliffhangers, they are just a series of events in their lives.