"I got done grading papers early, figured we could make dinner together and have a good, nice, relaxing night in for once." Ponyboy told him. Johnny's eyes lit up, something that Ponyboy had been noticing a little more every time that he and Johnny did something domestic together.

Ponyboy always has his head in the clouds, so it takes a lot to make him angry. Then Johnny got jumped, and everything started to spiral out of control. ONE-SHOT

In another universe, where Ponyboy is a girl, it’s not exactly socially acceptable for girls to go around beating up others, never mind the socs. But that doesn’t mean she can’t get them back.

This story is embedded into my AU, which is centered around OCs. This story revolves around how Soda and Lori Curtis picked the names for their children.

The Outsiders, but in different povs. (Johnny, Dally, Ponyboy, and...a sister?)

Fifth Story in The New Girl Or Just New Trouble Series. It's Harley's senior year and Pony's junior year at USC in 1970-1971 school year. Linda, Harley's freshman roommate has a new story for her. There is something sinister going on in Greek Row. Freshman that are pledging have been disappearing and winding up dead. Can Harley figure out what's going on? How does Pony get wrapped

Immediately after and flashes of the days following the Curtis parents' passing. Disclaimer: no characters are my own.

Sandy makes one last selfish decision.

This is a story of one of my OC’s, that’s embedded into a AU that’s in the works. More specifically it follows the story of Molly Randle, through decades. One-Shot!

"I understand you can't diagnose him, but can you please just tell me something? This is crazy." She was silent for a moment. "I'm concerned about an oncological event." I rolled my eyes, fed up with her dodging the question. "Dumb it down, doc." "Leukemia. It's a form of blood cancer. I'm not saying he has it, but the indications are there. I'm sorry, Darrel."

A lot has happened during the summer and the year in general of 1969 when Harley is starting her junior year at USC and Pony is starting his sophomore year. How does this inspire them and impact them this year? What will they discover?

The love of my life, the sweet boy who asked me out while tipsy on my seventeenth birthday, seems like a shadow of himself. The way his voice breaks as he asks the doctor, "There's no other way?" could move mountains, move oceans, but I'm neither of those things. I despise that I'm neither of those things. [[rewrite of "my skin is broken and my body is tired"]]

Margaret Curtis used to be that girl. Now, she's not so sure. Disclaimer: I do not own The Outsiders.

Curly and Jasmine find their way back to each other— much to the profound horror of everyone around them.

This is the third story in the New Girl or Just New Trouble Series. It is the fall of 1968, and Pony is joining Harley at USC on a track and academic scholarship. How does the gang handle Pony being away from home? What story does Harley get wrapped up in this time? What trouble happens?

Sequel to New Girl or Just New Trouble. Harley starts at USC and gets pulled into a true crime mystery and new trouble. Pony finds a new girl and gets confronted by a Soc that was friends with Ford, Harley's brother. Harley and Pony grow apart with encouragement from Darry, but is it really a good thing? We shall see.

Darry Curtis and Paul Holden were not only considered to be the dynamic duo on the football field, but they were also best friends off the field. So what changed? This is the untold story of how the two of them went their separate ways.

Soda comes home from Vietnam and needs to find a way to go back to the way things were. He and Steve both need to do that. But can they?

This is a set of 4 one-shots that contain the theme of the title, first three of Pony getting the comfort he needs from his loved ones, and one time he doesn't. Contains descriptions of blood, knives, beating up, smoking cigarettes, and ships including Johnnyboy. Cue the hurt Ponyboy, angsty Ponyboy, and protective greaser gang!

This one-shot is right after Darry hits Ponyboy. Set in Darry's POV, Darry and Soda have a conversation about what happened. Darry is trying his best, but it always comes out wrong. Soda is understanding. This was inspired by The Outisders- The Musical, where I think they do a better job at redeeming Darry and explaining him then the book does.

"You gotta open yourself up to the world, man. And I mean, yeah, it's gonna hurt sometimes. Sometimes people die and your boyfriend cheats and your daddy leaves— that's just how life goes. The rule is if you ain't open to the bad, then the good won't find ya neither." / How Angela Shepard and Ponyboy Curtis defy the odds.

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. COMPLETE!

What happens when new neighbors move in across the street from the Curtis brothers. It has been a year since Johnny Cade and Dallas Winston were killed and it is the year 1966. Harley Cooper and her family move in across the street and catch the gangs eye. They don't know that Harley and her family have a secret and that Harley will become part of the gang and bring trouble along

“What I want is for you to stop living in a vacuum, Pony! They’re gone, and we can’t do anything about it.” Darry responded, voice low and vexed. Pony stared at him for a second, eyes wide and filled with hurt.”

"I used to hate it, how much I look like my father. I guess one day I woke up and forgot to." / A series of defining moments throughout Darry Curtis' life that answer the question: what kind of man do you wanna be?