Sodapop Curtis is still wrestling his demons from Vietnam. He comes home wanting to sleep but instead he's noticing the little things. Now he's stuck on those dog tags and what they mean to him. But worst of all, why Ponyboy has them.

Sodapop's relationship with Ponyboy has been on the rocks lately, ever since they lost two of their gang members. But when Ponyboy starts acting weird, it's up to Soda to try and figure out how he can fix it, by any means possible. But when Ponyboy and Soda get jumped, the socs take it too far. How much more can they stand to have on their plate?

Michael Price came to Tulsa hoping to reunite with a part of himself he lost long ago. Now he's mourning a relationship he can't revive, whilst discovering that making new connections may be harder than it seems. What if you don't know the Curtis family as well as you think you do? Disclaimer: I do not own The Outsiders.

After everything that has happened in the past year, the absolute last thing on Darry's mind is his social life, let alone dating someone. All of that changes when he runs into someone from his past; someone that he still has feelings for. This story stems from my one-shot series "Darry Has A Girlfriend: One-Shot Series" but I wanted to dive deeper into this relationship.

1973. June Blue Thunder has a jailbird husband, a baby to raise, and bills to pay. A half-cooked get-rich-quick scheme from Curly Shepard is the least of her problems.

Ponyboy held tighter to Darry before pulling back a little, he was still crying though it was less than before. "Everyone's so mean, papa. I don't like it and they don't like me." He blinked at their dad, or he had tried to. Darry's wings were wrapped just right around Ponyboy so that he couldn't really see much around them. It meant that he was practically invisible, hidden by his

"What kind? Did you bring a recipe?" Marcia asked, crossing her arms as she leaned against the doorframe, a smile appearing onto her face. She had a box of recipes and she knew that only she held the recipe card for Cherry's favorite cookies.

Ponyboy Winston gets sent to Tulsa after his dad dies in a bar fight, and he gets jailed drunk. It was either a boy's home in NYC or to live with Dallas Winston, his brother who ran away from home eight years ago. How do they both adapt to the change? OF course, there's trouble that lies ahead before healing. Ponyboy hospital fic! Get your tissues out!

Alternate version of the book. When Ponyboy returns home from an uneventful walk to the park, all he wants is for Darry to leave him alone. When Darry does just that, Ponyboy is relieved. But what happens when Ponyboy starts to miss his oldest brother? Will Ponyboy and Darry make up or is it already too late? Curtis brother bonding. I hope you like it. Please review.

A piece on Dallas Winston and his complicated relationship with the winding streets of Tulsa.

So this is what Soda would be reduced to? A tragic casualty of war? Killed because of the war he brought home? The one that fractured him into pieces? The same pieces that Darry had tried so hard to pick up and glue back together.

An au in which Pony’s caught alone at the fountain and he has to fend for himself a little longer than he’d like.

Darry's girlfriend stuggles with problems at work.

The Curtis parents died when their children were young and they end up being split up in the foster system. Now nearly ten years later, something brings them back together.

"You want to meet your baby brother, Soda?" Cheryl asked, and Sodapop made a noise of excitement as he nodded his head quickly. "Okay, okay," Cheryl laughed, running one hand through Sodapop's hair as he settled down from a burst of energy. "This, Soda, is Ponyboy," Cheryl reached and pulled the carrier to her, picking it up and setting it on the couch beside her.

As Steve anticipates the upcoming anniversary of his most pivotal moments, he finds himself exploring the circumstances that contributed to his decisions. At the same time, he also takes a step further in exposing his childhood trauma for the horror it was, which leads to deeper spiritual questions as well as an unprecedented conflict between him and Sodapop.

Darry needed their late night meet ups just so he didn't drive himself insane with the guilt. Paul was more than happy to meet with him, to drive out of town as far as they were willing to go at midnight and park where no one could see them.

This is the story of Marcia reuniting with Two-Bit, and their life as a greaser-soc couple.

There's something funny about death. The way it doesn't hit you until much, much too late, yet it continues to linger around long after the person is gone. The loss of Johnny and Dally has torn a gaping hole into their family of a gang. And for once, Two-Bit Matthews isn't laughing.

1967, the Summer of Love; adrift after Soda goes to Vietnam, Jasmine Curtis finds herself ensnared by a mysterious anti-war group.

It's been a rough year for the Curtis gang, but Darry is the last one any of them expected to break. Sodapop becomes concerned when Darry starts exhibiting signs of being far from okay.

One-Shots from the Curtis brothers' childhood! Disclaimer: I do not own The Outsiders.

Darry Curtis mpreg :)/Vent fic/Modern allegory for enlightenment

Ponyboy wakes up starving in the middle of the night, and finds an unwelcome guest in the kitchen when he goes for a snack.

"Okay, so, if you speak in the box I should be able to hear you!" Sodapop was excited, and he had hope. Even if it didn't work today, it might work tomorrow. But, until then, he had a slight mess to clean up. He took a moment to stare at the pile of packages and… he should probably sort them and put manuals with the correct device.