Fizz Elizabeth Curtis (short for Lizzie) is seven years old. Her parents died after her birth, so she doesn't remember them well. The boys have no idea why she's grown mute to everyone around her, and acting so... Strange. Plus, a mysterious murderer is walking the streets of Tulsa, and is after little children, such as Fizz. They tried therapy, but nothing's changed. They tried talking to her, and not a single word. The gang all care about her and love her to bits, but they can't seem to figure out what's wrong with her. She'll take a piece of paper, and she'll write, and speak sign language, but won't speak. She says she's fine. But her brothers seem to think otherwise. That is, until she speaks up to one of them.

Just a thread of Gang Group Chats. Winner of The Outsiders WattyAwards in the category of "Favorite Fight"

Preferences,Images about 7 babes;)

Basically gay ships of the movie "The Outsiders"

Elizabeth Davis is your not average Soc. she doesn't do much and has little friends. One day her brother comes home with some of his friends saying they jumped a greaser and stole his wallet. How will Elizabeth react to her brother's not so new act? I do not own many characters in this book Edited on February 22, 2020. So if there are any mistakes, please tell me. November 23, 2021: This was my first book to ever write and while I've written many more, please tell me on things I can improve on

Sophia Curtis is the seven-year-old sister of the Curtis boys. She witnessed something that could scar her for life. How will the boys help her? How can she help herself?

Riley Fields is a greaser with a paranormal secret. Is it possible to be soulmates with someone who is already dead? Rights go to SE Hinton

Dallas Winston knew he had a younger sister up in New York with his parents, but when his parents die, and Sophie Winston has to come and live with him, his world turns upside down. Dally always loved his kid sister, but he hasn't seen her in quite a while. The last time he saw her, she was a sweet innocent ten year old. Now she is a boy-hungry, trouble making fourteen year old. Sophie has secrets from her past and wants to keep them hidden. But she's not the only one with secrets in the town of Tulsa. Dally wants to protect her from everyone and everything, but can he protect her from the thing Sophie wants most? Can Dally even protect himself? Can Sophie make it with the reputation as a Winston? Will she be able to survive the unknown horrors of this small town in Oklahoma? All rights to S.E. Hinton.