Mushmeyers Stories

"Hey baby, you gotta remember, I'm forever your girl" ~Paula Abdul, "Forever Your Girl" *** Allie Johnson is not a relationship girl. She likes to have fun, for one night and one night only, and then moves on. But one night isn't enough for Mush Meyers. After their one-night stand, Mush joins Allie's film class to convince her to give him another chance. But no matter how much he flirts or tries to show he can be there for her, Allie won't budge. Mush Meyers doesn't give up though, and he knows Allie's the girl he wants. And nothing will stop him from getting her.

Manhattan isn't exactly a forgiving place for a young girl who lives on the streets. Y/n L/n knew the worst of it firsthand. After she was orphaned, she was sent from her home in Boston to live in New York with her aunt. Through ups and downs, she encounters the newsboys of Manhattan, is taken in, and makes lifelong brothers, friends, and love. !I do not own any of the characters in this story!

Emerson Kelly has been a newsie just about all her life. She takes care of the boys, makes sure they eat everyday, makes enough for herself to live selling papes all while hiding her identity. That was her older brother Jacks choice, not hers. It seemed like he only lived to control his younger sisters life. He even took the credit for everything she did! With the strike impending Emerson finally sees a chance to step out of her brothers shadow with the help of a newcomer, David Jacobs

The newsies have grown up. It's 1914, a year after Kid Blink passed away. But Jack is not allowed to forget him so easily; he's given a letter signed by Kid Blink the day before he died, giving Jack vague instructions, and more confusion than anything else. There's one thing he does know, though: he needs help from the newsies. And even when that mess is taken care of to the best of its ability, now they have something new to worry about: World War I.

We're all going to write in here

caroline kelly, jack kelly's sister, meets spot conlon during the strike. will the two find each other falling for the other. after denton tells everyone he's leaving it doesn't only effect the newsies strike. it effects caroline's and spots relationship. caroline frequently leaves. she will just go to a random place and stay there for a week. denton leaving makes her leave too. will caroline and spot still be in love when she comes back? or will spot find another girl? read only you darling to find out.

spot conlon is a tough ambitious and hands young man and the king of brooklyn nyc. • violet lynn is a talented fearless and gorgeous young lady. one day spot gets and the manhattan. 90s newsies get thrown into a portal that takes them to 2022 that's when they meet violet and what they find out is surprisingly scary will spot and violet. become friends? lovers? enimies maybe? well your just gonna have to read to find out people....

Heyo this is my first fanfiction so go easy on me. Side note this might contain topics that are heavy for some so if you aren't a fan of that I would recommend not reading this. Anyways, kick back, relax, and enjoy the show. - Noodles Jack Kelly WAS going to leave for Santa Fe. Everything was going well in the carriage ride. then, the Governor said something that has got Jack in an emotional loop. "Won't you miss your friends? the Newsies? any loved ones?" Loved ones... Someone does come to mind at that word, but it wasn't Sarah.. I do not own Newsies, I am only making fan content! Newsies is property of Disney!

Spot and Race have been seeing each other since the end of the strike now in secret. It was their little secret, Nobody dared to question why Race was the only non-Brooklyn newsie who was allowed to sell in Brooklyn, why race would get caught in Brooklyn late at night because he was 'gambling' too long or it started to rain out and and he'd have to stay the night in the Brooklyn lodging house, why Race is the only person who could get Spot to show his soft side. I also post on AO3 under the same username! Updates will up faster in AO3 as well as other one shots I write.

Spot takes interest in the deaf foster brother of his friend Mush.

In which a girl and a boy sneak away from their job as camp counselors to get slushies. "Why do you always get blue?" "Why do you always get red?" Started: April 28, 2020 Finished: May 3, 2020 Published: May 3, 2020

based off the 1992 newsies i'll be doing mush jack davey spot crutchie kid blink Racetrack

In 1899, the streets of New York city echoed with the voices of newsies. Newsies--kids, teens. Kids who came from everywhere. Kids who didn't fit the gender binary. Kids who didn't love the way they were supposed to. Kids who didn't think the way they were supposed to. Every single one of them defied society's stereotypes against them. This is their story. I don't own Newsies. All rights go to Disney. Only this story and story alone is mine. Please, no homophobia, transphobia, slurs, hate, etc.

What could possibly make Spot so shaken up he'll hand over Brooklyn? What could make Jack so shaken he'd give up Manhattan? Only one thing: Race and David have been taken. But where? How? Why? But why do they care so much about them? Well, first we need to go back to the beginning. We need to go on their journey with them. From their first meeting, to working side by side in the strike, to growing closer and falling in love, and all the things in between, dealing with the problems their kinds face in the unforgiving world. But the whole thing is bigger than all of them. This isn't a fight for just Newsies anymore--it's a fight for love, family, friends, rights for all, and the fight for the right to exist in a world like this and the right to tell those stories. But can they fight all these fights and finish them Once and for All? (I DON'T OWN NEWSIES. NONE OF THESE CHARACTERS ARE MINE. ONLY THE STORY IS MINE.) Please, no slurs, hate, homophobia, etc. in the comment section.

I have recently been brought down to the newsies fandom. The newsies fandom is like a cult. Might I say, a cult I enjoy being in.

Some people believe in reincarnation, others don't. But past lives are real, as this group of teens in the 21st century will soon find out. For they are the reincarnates of people who lived a hundred years ago, in 1899. They keep having weird feelings of déjà vu; déjà vu that's increasing. As they struggle to navigate their lives as high schoolers, they search to find out who they were in the past, and what all of these things mean when it comes to their identity and who they are. None of these characters are mine. Rights go to Disney. The story idea and story alone are mine. Please, no homophobia, transphobia, slurs, profanities, hate, etc at all times.

The Newsies gang holds a history longer than most of the other gangs in New York City. Jack Kelly is the fearless and current leader of a group of paper boys on wheels as well as the leader of the Newsies gang. The boys struggle with their dominant employer beginning to treat them poorly, mostly because it's well known that these boys are in a gang, through his refusal to pay them anymore than what they earn from the tips that they receive from the deliveries they make. While Jack and the rest of the gang struggle with that, there's a new rumble happening in the city. A new sock hop opens up with friendly intentions during opening hours that turn sinister behind the kitchen doors which could very well spell bad things for New York City. That leaves Jack and the boys with one task, to protect the people and the city they love. However, the more the boys visit the sock hop, the more emotional and personal the issues that arise seem to get. Will the boys be able to protect each other, the people and the city they love? Or, will they fall to the unkindness of a new gang and suffer? I own nothing except for my OCs(yes, there are going to be a decent amount of OCs. Some you might recognize from There's A Life That's Worth the Living). Disney owns Newsies, both the Broadway and the original movie from 1992. I also do not own the title. That is from Carrying the Banner during the nun part. One of the Newsies sings it.

Because he doesn't get enough love oof

❝every night that summer just to seal my fate❞ Hawking headlines, making ends meet, surviving until tomorrow, that's all there was to life. So how can they, a gang of ragtag boys and their girl face off the king makers of New York when all odds are against them? (Book 3) (Sequel to The Past Comes Back) Started: 6.17.19 Ended: 8.2.19