Jasonschmidt Stories

"You always do that," Priscilla said, twirling the straw between her fingers. "Do what?" Sodapop asked, glancing at her sideways. "That smile. Like you know something I don't." He smirked, leaning back on his elbows. "Maybe I do." She narrowed her eyes at him playfully. "Like what?" He turned toward her, closer now, his knee brushing hers. "Like... you're not nearly as good at hiding how much you like me as you think you are." Priscilla let out a dramatic scoff. "You're full of it." sodapop curtis!musical x oc!holden

Moving on from him is impossible when I still see it all in my head in burning red... "Hey, Baker! If you ever get tired of that soc life, you know where to find me!" He winked. "In your dreams, Pop. In your dreams." And with that, I left the house carrying my heart in my stomach and a bright smile on my face. Tulsa, Oklahoma, in 1963, before the kids cared enough about social status, the Curtis' and Bakers got along. Taya Baker laughed at every one of Sodapop Curtis' bad jokes, pretending her heart wasn't flooding with love for him. Soda loved her. maybe even more than she loved him. Tulsa, Oklahoma, in 1967, the Curtis' and Bakers don't get along. Socs, greasers, everything in between, keeping them away from each other. Social status, worthiness, power, and fortune. The Socs hate the Greasers, and the Greasers hate the Socs. Now, Ponyboy and Johnny have gone missing, Darry's flooding in bills, Cherry is talking to Greasers, Chet is trying his hardest to fit in, and Taya and Soda are just trying to survive. When Taya walks back into Sodapop's life, he remembers why he fell in love with her all those years ago. The story of true love, heartbreak, remembering how it all started, and always finding your way back to the one you truly love, no matter what. {best friends to enemies to lovers} started: dec 03 2025 *I do not own any of the characters from the outsiders musical. they are owned by s.e hinton, adam rapp, and francis ford coppola. includes lyrics written by taylor swift and jamestown revival from the outsiders musical. I own the original character taya baker.*

Wren was auditioning for the original Broadway cast of The Outsiders when she has a bit of an accident and ends up falling head over heels for one of the guys! Wren is my own OC and everyone is else is from the show, just a little psa will not have any sexualising characters in anyway shape or form!

This is the story about The youngest Schmidt and Her life

Ask anyone at Rydell High: Buddy is the golden boy who can do no wrong. Ask any of the Pink Ladies: Buddy is the devil incarnate. Ask Delia: Buddy is just a scared boy with an asshole for a father. Delia and Buddy have been inseparable since childhood, their bond an unshakable constant in their lives. But when high school rolls around, their worlds take drastically different turns. Buddy, with his easy charm and athletic prowess, quickly ascends to the top of the social ladder, while Delia finds her niche among the quirky, tight-knit theater crowd-- an identity Buddy's new world barely tolerates. Though they try to keep their friendship alive, their time together is rare and filled with unspoken tension. Delia sees through Buddy's facade and recognizes how much pressure he faces to meet his overbearing father's expectations. Beneath his confident exterior lies someone struggling to be himself, and Delia quietly vows to stay in his corner, even as their paths seem to diverge. When a scandal rocks Buddy's life, causing his social standing to collapse and leaving him isolated, Delia steps in to support him without hesitation. Together, they navigate the fallout, rediscovering the deep connection they've always shared. As Buddy learns to embrace his true self, their friendship evolves into a heartfelt and healing romance, proving that the strongest bonds can weather any storm. Fix You is a emotional coming-of-age story set in the 50s about loyalty, self-discovery, and the enduring power of love and friendship.

Before Tulsa was split in two, greasers and Socs, us and them, Alice used to spend her afternoons at the Curtis house, laughing at Soda's dumb jokes and pretending her heart wasn't tangled up in him. But that was before everything changed. Before she chose comfort over connection. Before the line was drawn, and she ended up on the wrong side of it. Now, Ponyboy's missing, Cherry's talking to greasers, and Alice is starting to realize the side she picked never really felt like home. When she walks back into Sodapop Curtis's life, she's not expecting forgiveness. But she is hoping, maybe, for a second chance at being someone he could love. A story about loyalty, heartbreak, and finding your way back to the people who matter most.