Dally gets too drunk one day and just happens to run into Ponyboy and Johnny. Accidents happen and the day goes from bad to worse for Johnny. Soda finds out and gets a little overprotective.

Just a bunch of stories that detail the life of a rowdy boy and his old-fashioned boyfriend. Some are fluffier than others. But don't worry. There are always the raunchy ones for you bad ones. Disclaimer: I do not own The Outsiders nor its characters. All characters belong to S. E. Hinton. However, the stories are a figment of my imagination.

The Les Bradley Movement is a tragic story of how one Dallas Winston died. Les Bradley was 16 years old. The kid grew up in Tulsa notorious for being... different. He wasn't like the other boys on the playground. He never had a girlfriend. Les Bradley was gay. While Les kept his secret for far too long, he only went to come out of the closet when he began to fancy a boy from another gang. He had to share his own feelings with his gang. When his own friends betrayed him by telling his secret to most of Tulsa, Les' life was put in danger. Teachers weren't calling on him in class. The nurse refused to accept him into her office. Kids pushed him into lockers and defaced his with paint. FAG spelled out on his locker all year round. Les Bradley was jumped by eight other boys his age. He was taken from the school parking lot, held in an alley way and those eight boys near mauled him to death. For 24 hours no one found Les laying beside that dumpster. The police refused to write up a report, refused to do an investigation. Doctors refused to tend to his wounds. One nurse solely helped him until it was his time to leave the hospital. Les Bradley was left sitting outside the hospital until his mother reluctantly picked him up. Les Bradley committed suicide one week later. - As Dallas Winston grows feelings for Darry Curtis, sexual and romantic, he recalls Les Bradley. It seems Dallas is homophobic. When Darry tries to get his new lover to admit his feelings after numerous makeout sessions, Dally loses it. The Les Bradley Movement is filled with homophobia, homosexuality, slurs, sex, depression and emotional withdrawals, neglect and torture. Readers discretion is advised. - - Les Bradley is not a real person, just a character I made up. His story is not real and the movement is not real.

When Ponyboy Curtis gets hurt, Dallas Winston is the first person he runs to. After one horrible night, the boy can only dream of being in Dallas's strong arms once again, being comforted by the older boy. Little does he know, the older greaser is thinking the same exact thing.. • • • **smut when I feel like it**

"God, I didn't know you had this problem with, with yelling in my face."

Ever since the Curtis parents died, Ponyboy and Sodapop were sent to a boys' home. Ponyboy is finding it hard to cope with this new life. He hates it, and each day only gets harder and harder. He just wants to go home. But he does feel a little hatred for his oldest brother for him being in this situation. But with every little bit of happiness Ponyboy finds in this journey, it only gets taken away. What's going to happen to the Curtis brothers now that they are separated?

When Ponyboy Curtis turns in his theme to his English teacher, things go bad. In the paper, Ponyboy tells about the time that his older brother, Darry, hit him. Ponyboy's teacher takes this seriously and gets in contact with the state to inform them that Ponyboy has been hit at home. When the state gets involved, will Ponyboy be taken away from his brothers and put in a boys homs forever, or will he be allowed to live with his brothers again?

Two-Bit's looking through the Curtis' rooms when he finds a notebook.

Keth "Two-Bit" Matthews and Y/n Winston have been friends for a long time, longer than Sodapop Curtis and Steve Randle. But after such a long time of being friends, especially a boy and a girl, you start to care for them in a different way... possibly in a more affectionate way?

Sophie Grace Curtis is the older sister of Sodapop and Ponyboy Curtis. Her and Soda favor a lot. Her long blonde hair makes her gorgeous. The whole town talks about her beauty that she sadly doesn't see in herself. Sophie is sadly a dropout because of her parents death, but she makes money at the record store she works at. At the moment Sophie's life seems to be perfect. She has a great boyfriend named Daniel, a good job, a great gang. And of course her best friend Two-Bit. Hence the word best friend. The word Two-bit would love to change between them. He might not be head over heels for her... All character rights to S.E. Hinton