You did it. You made it to college. You're here, at the University of Tulsa, and there's a world full of opportunity greeting you with open arms.

You kind of like to think what you have is better than brothers. 'Cause he never chose Darry or Ponyboy, but he damn well chose you.

"That was Joanne. Met her at work today." Seems like a sensible place to start. Tie in to, and overlapping with, 'Our One Rule' and 'Love Me Two Times', but don't tell Soda and Jo. As far as they're concerned, this was always their own story...

She thought she was in it to fix his story. He showed her she was there to find her own.

It has been four years since Soda had been drafted to fight in the war in Vietnam. It has been three and a half years since he was captured and held prisoner by enemy soldiers. Now, returning after being a POW Soda is forced to deal with what happened to him while trying to cope with the time that was taken from him. [Sequel to Days Slide and the Years Go By]

If you're being honest with yourself, you've thought about him a lot in the past few years. But now that he's in your life, you don't know what to think of him.

"Somehow, it's not surprising that the biggest regret of his life is something he didn't do..." After the deaths of Bob and Johnny, Randy reevaluates his life. Sequel to 'The Learning Curve.' Warnings: mature language, sexual themes, homophobia, depictions of violence

One-shot. A confrontation between Steve and Ponyboy. Steve is tired of Ponyboy following Soda around. (Note: contains swearing)

Threatened with failing the tenth grade for the second time, Johnny has no choice but to accept his principal's ultimatum of taking after school lessons. The only problem is, his tutor drives a blue Mustang… Warnings: mature language, sexual themes, homophobia, child abuse (mental & physical)

'He didn't say it often, but when Steve Randle told me he loved me, I believed him. Of course, when he said that 'nothing in this world' would keep us apart, I believed that too...' Fourth story in series, following 'The Only Kind', 'Our Kind' and 'Our One Rule'.

It will always follow us, our past. The past that makes the lies fit into my mouth as they never have before. Sequel to On a Long Road.

[Two-Bit and the guys made a lot of jokes about Greenwood, the way that people always made jokes about the things that frighten them. They called it Little Africa and Soda had laughed at that once—like everyone else. But now that he was actually going over there, the humor went out of the situation in a real hurry.] Sodapop Curtis Oneshot.

He's a part of your past that you can't outrun, and maybe you don't mind that. Mild slash. Oneshot.

[Dad use to say people like Tim Shepard were raised on the edge of the devil's backbone. As I watch him spit blood in the face of one of the cop's after they cuff him, I figure he was right about that.] Darry oneshot.

[I lived in a house full of boys. Some of them were my own and others had been found. I loved them all something fierce… but every now and then a girl just needed some time away from it all.] Mrs. Curtis Oneshot.

We're all just scared kids.

Tim Shepard learns to put on a tie. Also, his maybe-not-quite-friend is dead.

There's always been different ways of coping. Different ways of mourning. They both know that by now.

Ponyboy Curtis has been stuck in a rut for a long time, and he'll do almost anything to get out. But the thing that can help him might hurt some people he loves, and he has to decide just how far he'll go to help himself.

Sometimes, I wonder what my life would've been like if I'd never written that stupid theme. If I'd been allowed to stay with my brothers. If I hadn't been forced to move from home to home.

Moms worry, they can't help it. Mrs Curtis is no exception. One-shot on what she thinks about her boys.

All we heard was that Sandy cheated and Soda was heartbroken. What about the rest of it? What happened before that? How about after?

A little childhood story.

Soda is taken prisoner in Vietnam. Now he must struggle to survive, and escape does not always mean freedom.

You get it, he's good looking. But he knows it, and you can't stand that.

"He could be real sweet. Friendly even."

"As good as I was to Johnny, I wasn't good for him. I knew that, even if he didn't." Dallas leaves a letter for the gang. rated for some language. requited but not acted-upon DallasJohnny slash

Audrey Curtis tries to find her place in the big, sexist, rough world of 1967. Darry never thinks that she'll make him chose between saving her life and breaking up the family... Sister fic, but focused on canon characters. Updated every four days.

A new story idea that dawned on me. Soda has autism. PreBook

You make me dizzy Miss Lizzy,when you call my name. Ooh baby,say you're driving me insane. Come on, come on, come on, come on baby, I want to be your lovin' man." - The Beatles, Dizzy Miss Lizzy.

There's Steve, just another Randle. Another bad egg. Sometimes hearing that really bugs him. Rated for language.

Darry had one last thing he had to do for Ponyboy. The very last thing he'd do for him. One Shot.

One Shot. On the anniversary of Mr and Mrs Curtis's death, Dally, Two-Bit, Steve and Johnny find themselves out in the cold with nothing but a bottle of whiskey, one pack of smokes and a lone star overhead. No OC's. Rated for language.

The first time Tim Shepard kissed Dallas Winston it was more like kissing himself, because they’re almost the same person – all salt and steel and smoke and a slow fire burning inside both of them. TimxDally

How does the gang deal when Soda gets sick?

I read somewhere that in the looking-glass, most things aren’t really true."Ponyboy's 15th birthday. Pony's POV. R&R please!

While working another mundane day at the DX, Steve unexpectedly meets a girl named Evie Davis. A girl who actually doesn't prefer Soda to him. A girl who might be just right. But having a girl like Evie might just be a little harder than Steve thought.

We’re just humans like them but we’re greasers." "Being a greaser isn’t so bad,” I said. Pony POV. Steve crashes on the couch and a documentary about blind people gets him to tell his truths to Ponyboy.Introspective look at Steve from dialogue. Not slash

You are my sunshine, my only sunshine.

In another place, in another time, Dallas gets a second chance to say what he couldn't before. But will he figure out what he has to say before history is doomed to repeat itself? DallyJohnny, slash.

One shot. Soda's last thoughts in Vietnam.

."Have you had enough time?" / Pre-Book / ON HIATUS

I know we said we wouldn’t, but I did.

Five years after the war, Draco returns from his travels abroad. His first step back into wizard high society is not an easy one, but he won't have to go it alone.

COMPLETE. Ponyboy changes after Johnny and Dally die. Set a year after the book.

Little moments can define a person.

A Collection of OneShots. Basically just random stories from events that might have happened when the Curtis brothers were younger. Should be intresting/funny. Please R&R! I need reviews and ideas, PLEASE!

It's the Curtis parents' anniversary, and Darry, Soda and Pony have no idea what to get them.

James visits Remus over the summer and discovers something about his friend, Lily learns to love, and Remus realises James was right. J/L R/T.

The gang wasn't always complete, Johnny didn't always have friends in his life. What was it like when the gang was first forming?

Destroy the Horcruxes—that’s Harry’s goal, until an Aperio throws him and two other unknown people into a world where the prophecy never existed, his parents and Sirius are alive, and Ginny went to Azkaban for opening the Chamber. Canon pairings, preDH.

As Mrs. Curtis is in labor, Soda and Darry are in their room. Soda wants to know where baby's come from. Maybe asking a six year old Darry wasn't the best choice he's ever made. I dunno... oneshot. Poorly written.

I kept seeing these colors. They each reminded me of something. But every color's memory was so blurry. Except the color gold. [Oneshot CHARACTER DEATH Do not read if you are looking for a wellwritten story I am no good at correcting myself]

Steve doesn't have the best home life and wishes it could be more like the Curtis's. Or at least one where he's accepted. Set in Steve's POV. Summary has changed because my original idea for the story is completely different from how it's turning out.