"No offense, Dallas, but I'm not into moody assholes," I fired at him with a smug smirk. "Yeah, you're not my type either, Diana," he shot back. "Crazy, uptight chics are kind of a turnoff." I narrowed my eyes at him and growled angrily. »»--⍟--«« Unlike other people Diana has met, the gang finds a way into her closed-off heart, and surprisingly, gives her a reason to stay in Tulsa. Unfortunately, Diana soon witnesses the effects of social classes in Tulsa as the Greasers and Socs are in an ongoing feud with each other. Her newfound love for the gang turns into a tragic ending, especially for the man she, unexpectedly, falls for. »»--⍟--«« ( Dallas Winston ) ( Completed )

[ a book in which charli cade discovers her older brother, johnny, as well as his friends. particularly, dallas winston ] [WARNING - THIS IS A VERY SLOW BEGINNING, BUT IT GETS BETTER I THINK] [highest rankings - outsider - #1 dallaswinston - #9 mattdillon - #1 theoutsiders - #1 sehinton - #55 60s - #1 1983 - #1 sodapop - #1 johnnycade - #1] [started - sep 29, 2019 completed - never, I discontinued it early 2021]

❝it's a lonely road where the forgotten go, where your misery finds its company.❞ copyright @ b r o k e n p a u s e b u t t o n

❝i wish our stories could've been different.❞ some of the things in this may be inspired by the book, but it's mostly based on the movie. highest rankings: #1 in theoutsiders #1 in dallaswinston #1 in dallas

Charlie is new to Tulsa. Landing a spot in a rent free room, it obviously came with a catch. She has a roommate. Dallas Winston. She has to live by his rules, yet somehow he listens to her from time to time. After weeks of living with him she has an urge to kiss him which was odd especially because they made "house rules" and one of them totally works against that. Charlie and Dallas spend most of their time together, whether its working or getting in trouble, hanging with friends or comforting eachother when things go wrong. Charlie can't help but fall for the one person It'd be a bad idea to fall for. Her roommate. And it wasn't just a bad idea. It nearly ruined her life.

'ɢᴏᴅ ʏᴏᴜ'ʀᴇ ɢɪᴠɪɴ' ᴍᴇ ᴀ ʜᴇᴀᴅᴀᴄʜᴇ, ᴅᴀʟ." 'ᴛᴀᴋᴇ ᴍᴇᴅɪᴄɪɴᴇ ᴀɴᴅ ɢᴇᴛ ᴏᴠᴇʀ ɪᴛ, ᴍᴀɴ.' or She used to be one of Hollywood's leading actresses. Behind all the glitz and glam, Taylor Anne was an awful mother. With letting drugs, alcohol, sex, and money, come first over her own daughter. The torture for Rose started when she was only seven years old. Ten years later, Rose moves back home to Tulsa, due to her mother overdosing, and passing away.. She's bullied. She's bullied by the Socs, yet the Greasers truly believe she's one of them. They won't understand how bad her Hollywood experience truly was. They won't understand how awful her life has been. They won't. One who truly won't is Dallas Winston. He despised the girl because from the moment he laid eyes on her, he knew he could love her. He was downright mean to her. They all were. Until reality hit them in their faces and they realizes she was really just one of them. Hurt, scared, and worse off. *Dallas Winston did not die. Takes place three years after Johnny Cade's death*

"and for this first time in 20 years, the doors of the Curtis residence, were locked." DALLAS WINSTON * I am putting a trigger warning on here because I know this subject is a sensitive subject for a lot of people. It will only mention it a few times, so if you're not comfortable, I don't recommend reading *

❝ i'm not like them but i can pretend ❞ [dallas winston x oc] creds to @alicnstae for cover templates

his eyes are a little swollen. he has flushed them with water after a night of crying and thinks no one will notice. but she, like the rest of the world, notices everything. so she left him alone, not out of respect but out of fear, because the world is afraid of boys who cry. in which venus moves to tulsa, oklahoma and befriends seven unlikely boys. *talks of human rights issues: including race, sexuality, misogyny and classism* slow burn female oc x the outsiders female oc x dallas winston

"That's what I'm afraid of," he starts, desperately. "You know what happens to kids like her, Darry, when they get put in the system, they rarely get out," Sodapop let go of his baited breath. "I figured I got a second chance here. It's my turn to give to back." "Sounds like a bad seed to me," the brother muttered, not looking up from his tattered newspaper. "Well, we'll see," he drifted off. "I just want catch up to her before everything else does."