"He's really gone, isn't he, Darry?" I whisper, my voice hoarse, and Darry pauses, brushing my hair back for a moment before replying softly, "Yeah, kiddo. He's really gone." Disclaimer: I own nothing

Darry is not used to allowing others into his life with the weight of responsibility and the death of his parents looming over him. When Tulsa begins to experience a wave of people who begin to populate the area under President JFK's new housing jurisdiction, a mix of curiosity blows in when an African American girl moves into their neighborhood.

(NOT FINISHED) Marcus Lee stays permanently with the Curtis Brothers and tries to find a sense of belonging. His only true comfort is Darrel Curtis. But a shift of events flips everything over. How will Marcus and Darrel find a way through the tragic, rude world with their newfound relationship? (LGBTQ)

What if Pony didn't forget to get the icing on his way home from the library for Darry's birthday cake? This means that the Curtis parents weren't crossing the tracks to get the icing. But what happens to Pony on the way home from the store and what is the outcome?

You never liked your birthday much, but that didn't stop everyone from celebrating. Disclaimer: I do not own The Outsiders.

It's the 9th and final story of the New Girl or Just New Trouble Series. It's 2006, and Pony moved back to Tulsa with his twin kids, Johnny and Dallas, after his wife, Harley, passed away. Pony gets a job as an English professor at the University of Tulsa and opens a bookstore that he and Harley had planned on starting together. The gang supports Pony. What can go wrong?

This rewriting of the ending of the Outsiders, was originally a school project that I have now created into a short story. I hope you enjoy, this was very fun to create. I will create a sequel to this story in the near future.

Post-divorce, Darry gets his groove back.

Ponyboy is 15 and is growing into his own. Things are going well, until… Well, they’re not.

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.

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

It was silent again for a second before he asked quietly, "You okay, Johnny?" I didn't answer for a minute, trying not to think about the events that had led to us being here. "'M'okay. How you holdin' up?" He lifted a shoulder and let it drop in a half-shrug. "...I miss Soda," he admitted after a pause, and the ache in his voice made my heart hurt. Disclaimer: I own nothing.

"Hey," he said finally, and there was steel in his words. "Look at me." I did, and he went on, holding my gaze as he spoke. "You're good as blood, Johnny. You're family. My kid brother just as much as Soda or Ponyboy. You dig?" Disclaimer: I own nothing.

8th Story in the New Girl or Just New Trouble Series. It is 2005. Pony and Harley are dealing with their 15-year-old twins, Johnny and Dallas, who had been put up a grade and are now in their junior year of high school. In Tulsa, most of the gang are empty nesters with their kids off at school, besides Soda and Lorelai, who have a senior in high school.

Darry tries to keep his kid sister on the straight and narrow.

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]

7th story in the New Girl or Just New Trouble Series. It is 1989 and Pony and Harley are still living in LA. Two-Bit, Steve, Darry, and Soda are still in Tulsa. Most everyone in the gang has kids except Pony and Harley, but they want to take the next step. Harley has a new story involving the mob. There have been other life changes. Read to find out what.

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.

"Friends. I wanted to say the word aloud, to try it out, to see how it tasted on my tongue. I couldn't say I had any real friends; don't get me wrong, there's not a guy from Tim's gang that wouldn't bow to my every word. But fear and friendship are hardly the same thing." In which Curly gets hurt and turns to Darrel Curtis for help. Disclaimer: I own nothing.

Ponyboy stabs a soc when he gets jumped one day. Despite this, it seems like they still managed to do more damage on Pony than he did on them.

“That was really funny. I don’t mean funny. You know what I mean.” Or, five things Ponyboy Curtis found funny, for lack of a better word, and how these things were resolved through a series of simple letters. WILL BE COMPLETE AFTER FIVE SHORT CHAPTERS!

Ponyboy makes a last ditch attempt to save Dally’s life, possibly costing him his own in the process.

Michael Shepard's first year at Columbia is both more terrible and more wonderful than he could've anticipated.

Kevan Kyler's life and death are deeply affected by the Outsiders, and in turn, he attempts to save them.

The events in the book never happened, but some things have changed. What happens when Sodapop's bottle explodes and a member of the gang pays for it? DISCLAIMERS, THIS IS MY ORIGINAL STORY EXCEPT THE CHARACTERS MAINLY BELONG TO S.E HINTON, SIDE CHARACTERS BELONG TOO ME. UPLOADS ARE VERY FREQUENT... NOT A ONESHOT- thank you!