Two years after the accident, Darry still can't reconcile his roles as brother and parent. Post-book, Darry-centric fic.

Steve manages to reach the Curtis house after being in a fight that left him injured. Unfortunately, the person who hurt him isn't done with him yet. While the Curtis brothers take care of their hurt friend, someone else arrives. TW: topics include violence, abuse, etc. so read at your own risk.

Darry hasn't been the same since Ponboy ran off. Riddled with shame and self-loathing, he is falling apart before Sodapop's eyes. Will Ponyboy come home? Will Pony forgive Darry for what he did? Most importantly, will Darry ever be able to forgive himself for hurting his little brother? Brotherly bond story. Set right when Ponyboy runs away. Hope you like it. Please review.

All Ponyboy wanted was to fix what he'd done...go back and stop everything before it gets out of hand. Unfortunately, he finds that a little harder than he would have thought when he's stuck reliving the same day over and over.

A typical day in the Curtis home. One-shot series. [Formerly The Brothers Curtis]

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.

Being thirteen is hard enough...

the outsiders but written from a socs perspective

Pony blames himself for what happened. Mostly Pony's angst. Johnny lives.

Months after Johnny and Dally died, Ponyboy is still struggling. One night, the whole gang is there to witness Pony spiraling, but they quickly learn that he isn't the only one dealing with his feelings after losing their friends.

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 reveals to Curly that he's never been kissed and Curly intends to change that

Steve Randle can't dare to feel anymore. His best friend is dead, and he's ready to move on as if Soda never existed.

Her mother, her father, her brothers, her pining ex-boyfriend- Honey has let them all down. Now she's back in town, trying to work a straight job to help her big brother with the bills. How will she screw it up this time, and with whom? Adult language and situations, and rampant substance use will be contained within.

It's the spring of 1977, and Steve is getting married. With every loved one close by, he and his bride have the wedding they imagined, but once the ceremony and reception have concluded, the remainder of the day takes a serious turn. *Reposted and extended*

When Dallas kisses Ponyboy there, beneath a full moon, Johnny Cade's blood freshly staining his hands and his face, he expects Ponyboy to pull away from him. Instead, Ponyboy kisses him back — and they begin their first steps together, fleeing Tulsa in the aftermath of Johnny Cade's murder.

Just a regular evening at the Curtis house. 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.

When Ponyboy and Johnny were jumped at the park, Johnny ran. He had to find help for himself. For Pony, too. In any case, he had to get away from the cops. He foolishly believed that things couldn't get worse.

Sodapop's social life was forever changed at the hands of his ex-girlfriend, Sandy. It was changed again when he met a girl at a school dance who didn't know who he was. His father's advice echoed in his head: "Luck favors the bold."

Sodapop Curtis was just trying to help his brother get back on his feet, having faced tragedy together. Megan Addams, a Soc, wanted nothing to do with him, or any greaser at that rate. But change can catch anyone by surprise.

Dallas Winston found an unlikely friend in the Curtis brothers' six-year-old sister, Angel. She's the only one he let down his guard for. But she was there that week, the week the world seemed broken, the week her life changed for good, and not even Dallas could spare her from living through things no one should have to live through.

Sometimes doing what's best for you, isn't always what's right. When Darry's parents pass unexpectedly he has a tough choice to make. Does he finish college or does he give up everything he's worked so hard for to take care of his little brothers? [Darry based AU]

There were a lot of things that I had yet to learn in life, but there were a lot of things that I was certain of, too. (Set after the "Green Light Series")

Cassie Curtis is still dealing with the aftermath of her parents death. Curly Shepard is wrestling with demons from his past. When these two collide will they be able to help each other or will it just cause more heartache?

Ponyboy is going to get Dallas Winston back, by any means necessary. Even if he doesn't understand how possession works, even if it seems that every turn towards repossession is harder than before, he is going to do it.