The footsteps on the carpet were a bit louder; Dallas clearly wanting Ponyboy to struggle, to tease him, and when his hand touches Ponyboy's back, Ponyboy jumps, turning to grin up at him saying, "C'mon Dal—" The person looking down at him isn't Dallas. A break-in and it's aftermath on Ponyboy and Dallas' relationship in 1972.

"You may not believe it, but you meant everything to him. He just let that kid blind him and he paid for it. I would rather burn down this town than ever let you think you mean less than the world to me."

For weeks, Dallas has been trying to keep it to himself how much he's enjoying Ponyboy's new class. Half because he's been busy with other things, and half because every time his mind wanders to Ponyboy squinting over a script, wearing that costume dress, he wants to just ruin him. Dallas does, in fact, get to ruin Ponyboy in a dress.

Dallas has never told Ponyboy his birthday.

They say that all life has a purpose. But the scars are there, telling another story. [ Sequel to Will I Ever Find You Again ]

She's wide awake to feel his frantic pawing over her, once he has her down and spread beneath him. His hands, calloused from tending their horses and cattle, wasn't rough but it was firm, a medic's hands, quick and clinical as it moved over her body. Years after he's left Vietnam, Sodapop Curtis and his wife experience a dark night where the past won't let them go.

In the country's darkest hour, Ponyboy and Soda wait and pray to hear from Superman.

Five times someone saw how much Darry cares about Ponyboy, and one time Pony finally saw it too.

In a way, they were all outsiders.

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's thoughts about the day that they lost Johnny

An accident leaves Darry and Soda in critical condition. Ponyboy relies on Two-Bit and Steve while he awaits for news on his brothers. Will everyone make it out of the hospital? What happened the night of the accident?

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.

No matter how strong he normally was,it was just too hard for Dally to say goodbye to Johnny

Dallas often thinks about the moment he was begging Johnny to live

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*

Keeping secrets from Johnny never ends well, because he always ends up finding out somehow. In fact, there's a strong chance that he already, at least, strongly suspects something. / Follow-Up to "Uphill Battle"

Things take a turn for the unexpected after Ponyboy's run in with Sylvia.

Pony is sick - and his brothers are worried. Now a blizzard has hit Tulsa and the truck? Well, it's out of gas. *SICKFIC*

Ponyboy and the gang enjoy a cool night, but all doesn't go as planned. What mischief are the Socs up to?

'So Eden Sank to Grief', and boy did it sink hard and fast. / Ponyboy Curtis is dying, but there's nothing anyone can do about it.

Jackie Curtis reflects on her daddy and his brothers at a soccer game.

Girls like Angela know better than to hope for a happy ever after.

[Time Travel AU] They are all motionless, stuck, unable to move on. Johnny and Dally are dead. And he can't do anything about it. (Unless, unless...)

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