The story did not end with the fall of the curtain on 27A Wimpole Street. Eliza's newfound agency has left Henry Higgins wondering "what is to become of him?" Can a former guttersnipe teach a book learned professor how to become a TRUE gentleman? Join Professor Henry Higgins and Eliza Doolittle as they continue on their tumultuous adventure! I don't own any of the musical numbers, performers, or characters, unless they are characters of my own creation.

Jack Kelly would do anything for Katherine Pulitzer - literally

Jack is home from the war, relatively uninjured and safe, and happy to be back with his wife and brothers. But their happiness doesn't last long and things begin happening in Jack's mind - things that no one understands. Sequel to What Was Ours Still Will Be

"Race, what's goin' on? Where 'ave ya been?" Crutchie asked, eyeing the boy with worry. Race ignored him and continued limping to the stairs. "Race, get back over here. Crutch and I stayed up waitin' for ya, the least you can do is tell us where youse been." "I'm fine," Race mumbled, not stopping. Jack quickly stepped forward and grabbed the younger boy's arm, not missing the way he tensed up. "C'mon Race, look at me. What's wrong?" Race slowly turned around, keeping his eyes down with the brim of his hat casting a shadow across his face. "I just had a run-in with a couple of guys who were lookin' for a fight. I got a little beat up. Really, it's nothin'." "It's not 'nothing' Race. You're walkin' worse than I do!" Crutchie exclaimed. Jack grabbed Race's chin and tipped it up and Crutchie gasped. Jack's eyes widened too as he and Crutchie got a glimpse of their brother's face. Crutchie's face turned red with anger, his hand clenching his crutch tightly. "Who did this to you?" *** It's a month after the strike, and everything is going great... until it's not. It starts with small arguments with newsies from the other boroughs, and only gets worse. None of the boys know whats going on, but they're trying to ignore it, until one day something happens that none of them can ignore. A/N: Sorry about the sucky summary, I'm bad at writing those.

Davey Jacobs is injured beyond repair, his life changed forever. How will he cope? ---- Trigger Warnings will be added to chapters accordingly. Disclaimer: I do not own Newsies or anything associated with Newsies.

The strike was over and things in the Bronx had been... taken care of, more or less. So why did Race feel like this was the beginning of another uphill battle? Jack's growing up and making plans to leave and the leadership role he'd occupied for so long was now being thrust onto Race. And now, not only is Race stuck managing in a position he'd never wanted, but the other boys are beginning to think about their futures too. It seems like all of his friends are moving on and ready to leave, but Race isn't ready for that. He just wants things to stay the way they were. But sometimes things have to change and these boys really can't catch a break. Soon Race is dealing with more troublesome outsiders all while adjusting to his new role in the group. And everyone knows what happens when Race faces struggles. ~Sequel to 'Brewin' in the Boroughs'~ ***Newsies belongs to Disney and all rights go to them for their characters***