" i'd rather laugh with the sinners than cry with the saints. "

❝You keep out of trouble and you double your choices.❞ © 2019-?

"SHE'S GOT THESE SCARS ON HER WRISTS. DID YOU SEE 'EM? WONDER WHAT THEY'RE FROM . . ." Penny Hanson doesn't have the perfect life. Not with the Socs always bothering her and finding out her boyfriend has cheated on her. Again. And now that her parents are divorced, she's left living in Tulsa with a mother who couldn't care less about her, instead of traveling with her father. She was never stable, so when she finds her world has started to crack, she doesn't know how to handle it. Sometimes a blade in your own hands feels better than the one in someone elses. When her car breaks down on a side road in her town, a boy offers to tow it back to a local garage to be fixed. Sodapop Curtis is his name, and he's got a twinkle in his eyes that never dies. Penny finds herself wanting that liveliness inside of her too, and Sodapop seems to be the only one in the whole town who can give it to her. (SODAPOP CURTIS X DEPRESSED OC) Rights for the wonderful book, The Outsiders, goes to S.E. Hinton. Thanks for reading!

❝I was in an utter state of euphoria. All because of one boy, Ponyboy Curtis.❞ In which a damaged boy falls for an even more damaged girl. im so bad at writing descriptions BUT I SWEAR ITS ACTUALLY GOOD GIVE IT A CHANCE :) i. [HIGHEST RANKING #1 IN OUTSIDERS, SODA, AND PONYBOY] ii. [CURRENTLY EDITING] → DISCLAIMER, I DO NOT OWN ANY OF THESE CHARACTERS EXCEPT ROWAN, CORAL, AND EMILY. ALL RIGHTS GO TO S.E HINTON←

(this takes place in 1982) C. Thomas Howell, a jock, popular and the hottest boy at Woodland Highschool Dylan Withers, drama"nerd", not so popular, friends: 1 - her best friend What happens when Thomas almost get kicked out of the football team because lack of contribution to the school (and not just the football team) so therefore he's put in the drama club, where he meets a girl.

[SLOW UPDATES] ❝i bet one day we'll look back and consider these the good old days.❞ (references to the movie 'secret admirer' and the book 'that was then, this is now')