On the brink of bankruptcy and still mourning the loss of her husband, Laurey takes a chance hiring a new farmhand. But when they develop feelings for each other, she must decide whether she is ready to move on.

Excited to meet new people, Jud and Laurey go the county fair, but they must learn to overcome their insecurities in order to get what they want. Reupload, due to formatting issues...

Jud loves Ado Annie for how free-spirited she is, but when her passionate nature puts their relationship in jeopardy, they have to reach a compromise.

Jud knows exactly what Laurey wants, no matter what she says.

Laurey is thrilled when a handsome patron of her aunt's movie theater asks her out for Valentine's Day. If only her coworker would quit pestering her…

Ado Annie cajoles Laurey into confessing her deepest desires involving love and men.

When Laurey gets sick, Jud is more than happy to take care of her. Rated M for language

Laurey wants to be happy with Curly, but there are certain things she misses about Jud. Rated M for sexual content.

Set in Modern Times. Judd's POV. In this version, Judd never killed anybody. Also, nobody dies. Rated M for mature themes.

There's a reason Laurey doesn't want to be alone with Jud. But it wasn't always that way.

One-shots about Curly and Laurey raising their kids. (ON HITUS.)

An OklahomaThanksgiving Stiry. I own rights to no charactres enjoy. Thank you to Naomi Cohen fir sending me her character development for Laurey. It helped me in writing this story.

The events of Oklahoma in text message format.

Laurey's POV about the events of Oklahoma. I own no characters or lines from the script that are used. I have added some dialogue. Enjoy.

This story's action starts in Act 2, Scene 2 and assumes Jud cannot control his anger toward Laurey and acts out against her. Jud wants Laurey and he will have her. But will Curly be able to rescue her? And how will they deal with the aftermath of Jud's revenge?

My original version of my Oklahoma fan fiction Character Development written during the PTA Play two years ago mysteriously disappeared from the website. Here is a new and improved of that very same story. Please enjoy and review! My stage name during Oklahoma was Inez after my great grandmother who passed away when I was 7.

Parody of The Farmer and The Cowman from Oklahoma. I own no rights to any lyrics used. Enjoy

Rodger's and Hammerstein's Oklahoma is a well known musical. What would have happened if Laurie hadn't turned Curly down just to be stubborn? What if Jud had been threatening her all a long? A story of love, obsession, and the desire to live for yourself.