Socs Stories

Johnny Cade Fanfic

Courtney Elizabeth Winston is a greaser girl through and through. She has a crush on Ponyboy Curtis, a greaser boy two years younger than her, but it doesn't matter, as Ponyboy has to deal with his year-older brother, Dallas "Dally" Winston, who's 17 and has been to jail, and he has his own crush on Johnny's Older sister, Sara. What will happen when the Socs try to cause trouble as usual? Wait to see what Courtney and the other girls get up to with the rest of the greasers.

·˚ ༘ ᵗʰᵉ ᵒᵘᵗˢⁱᵈᵉʳˢ ᶠᵃⁿᶠⁱᶜ 𝒹ₐₗₗₐₛ 𝓌ᵢₙₛₜₒₙ ─────── I N W H I C H - 𝗗𝗮𝗹𝗹𝗮𝘀 𝗪𝗶𝗻𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗻 didn't want to go to the summer program the rest of his gang were,but he went any- way and he's forever grateful he did. © 𝗹𝗼𝘃𝗿𝘂𝗽

When Charlotte Bennett transfer to Tulsa from Chicago, everyone already knows her name. Beautiful, rich, and famous, Charlotte seems to have the perfect life. With her long brown hair, hazel eyes, flawless skin, and effortless confidence, she's the kind of girl people can't stop talking about. Wherever she goes, attention follows. But behind her perfect smile is a girl who's exhausted. Charlotte enjoys the fame, but sometimes it feels like she can't breathe under everyone's expectations. She hates being treated like she's fragile, so she keeps her problems to herself. To keep people at a distance, she acts cold, sarcastic, and sometimes even mean. It's easier than letting anyone get close enough to see the real her. One her first day at Tulsa's High School, every eye turns toward her as she walks into class. The whispers start immediately. The new girl. The famous girl. The perfect girl. Everyone is curious about Charlottle Bennett. Everyone expect one Greaser named Ponyboy Curtis.... (PLEASE DONT JUDGE ITS MY FIRST EVER STORY)

Everyone in Tulsa knows better than to cross the tracks. On the East Side, the Greasers stick together because no one else will. On the West Side, the Socs have money, nice cars, and lives that look perfect from the outside. At least... that's what everyone believes. Lanie Carter has spent her whole life on the West Side. Her parents have money, a beautiful house, and enough problems to make her avoid going home whenever she can. While everyone else sees another rich girl, Lanie keeps to herself, spending most afternoons wandering Tulsa alone because no one notices whether she's home or not. Ponyboy Curtis has spent just as much time believing every Soc is the same. Until one afternoon, he finally talks to the quiet blonde girl he's seen around town. She's nothing like he expected. She's not mean. She's not spoiled. And she definitely isn't happy. As the lines between Greaser and Soc begin to blur, Ponyboy finds himself questioning everything he's ever believed about the people on the other side of the tracks. But in Tulsa, where labels mean everything and friendships can get you hurt, getting close to the wrong person could cost them both more than they're ready to lose.

"Soda?" "Yeah, Floss?" "This is a horrible idea." 𝒮ℴ 𝒲ℴ𝓃'𝓉 𝒴ℴ𝓊 𝒫𝓁ℯ𝒶𝓈ℯ ? sodapopcurtis x f!oc pre!theoutsiders - ?

This is just a love story<3 you're prospective will be of the main character(will be a girl so if you'd like I can copy this story and put it in a boy prospective) You are the main girl. Your name is maxie Johnson you don't have the greatest home life and you just recently moved to Tulsa from your old town in Oklahoma. You were running away from socs when you ran into darry Curtis. All rights go to s.e Hinton besides original characters that I created: maxie, mom, dad, some of the socs

Marcia Meyrink and Keith "Two-Bit" Matthews met at a drive-in and hit it off around 4 weeks ago and they can't stop thinking about eachother. They both want to reach out but both of them have their problems to sort out. Will they reconnect and let their relationship blossom? All the characters and basis for this fanfiction belong to S.E. Hinton

Seven years later. One city on the edge. And the gang is coming home. Time has marched on in Tulsa, but the past never stays buried. It's been five years since the night of the rumble, five years since hearts were broken, lives were changed, and the Curtis family held each other through the kind of loss that doesn't fade with time. Darry is now 27, still working hard and doing everything he can to keep what's left of the family safe. Babygirl-25 and tougher than she's ever been-carries the quiet ache of growing up too fast, missing the boy who always had her back. Sodapop, 23, is still trying to chase light in a world that keeps turning dim, sharing a place with Steve, 24, who's learning that growing older doesn't always mean moving on. Ponyboy is 21 now-no longer a kid, no longer a boy with stars in his eyes. He's a young man with stories written into his soul, but the fire that kept him different still burns. And when the past knocks on his door, he doesn't hesitate. Because the gang is coming back. Dally, hardened but breathing, and Johnny, stronger but changed, return to Tulsa after years spent chasing something better-new places, better doctors, second chances. But just as their feet hit familiar ground, a storm is brewing. A new gang has claimed the city-ruthless, cold, and dangerous in ways even the Greasers never were. Their arrival shakes the delicate balance of Tulsa's streets, threatening everything and everyone the boys fought to protect. Now, with everything they know at risk, old lines blur. Socs and Greasers-two sides of the same broken town-must find common ground, or lose it all. Enemies become allies, strangers become brothers, and the gang must come home not just to each other, but to the fight they never saw coming. Because nothing gold can stay... But some things are worth fighting for all over again.

Have you ever wondered what happened ten years after Johnny and Dally die? Now you can find out on this emotional whirlwind of comfort, pain and haunting memories. >>>This is a project for my language arts class<<<

This is my unofficial sequel to the Outsiders, (and only one ship) where Ponyboy still can't move on from Johnny's and Dally's death, after he read the letter and finished writing the book he still wasn't satisfied until a few days after where he made a wish after seeing a shooting star. (First ever story that I'm writing so sorry if everything is sloppy or doesn't make sense or weird.) "This story will give Johnny/dally some insane plot armor, and looking more into the history of some of the characters." (Also just going to confirm this rn but there will be a happy ending with no alternative endings because I don't like sad endings)

"Step your nasty Greaser Hands away from my Brother" My Brother Said as he pushed me behind him "Just leave him alone We was helping me" I Said pushing him away "And why" "Because I love him" Scott said

IN WHICH Estelle Cadwell finds herself stuck with a gang of greasers and falls for one.

Beatrice (Bea) Lambrey lives in a golden cage. She's been raised in wealth, privilege, and somewhat obedience. But one night a quick stop at her best friend's house while she's in the hospital and a rude run in with her best friend's twin brother turns into something more. Dumb and Handsome. That's how Sodapop (Soda) Curtis would describe himself. He's a broke, drop-out who works at a small gas station. When problems with his girlfriend start to rise he thinks he's lost it all, until he lays his eyes upon a blonde girl with cookies on his porch. Their attraction is quick, but passionate. They would do anything for each other, but when a disastrous problem arises, they're split apart, heartbroken by someone else's mistake. Fate gives the two another chance to live their love story, and when you get a second chance, you don't wait for a third. "You take care of everyone else but who takes care of you?" |First Person POV! |The Outsiders| |Best Friend's Brother| --- Drafted: 2-17-25 Published: 3-16-25 Finished: ???

A boy named Jameson and a girl named Lydia, both socs in their neighborhood in westside Tulsa, Oklahoma. When Lydia introduces Jameson, disaster strikes, and they have to get through it together. This book is a fan-fiction of my own characters in The Outsiders. Original book is by S.E. Hinton, but this book you're reading here is my own work and characters.

"Pony, what are you doing."

Avery was always just part of the gang, she was never pictured as a broad or toy, not to her friends. She was always there, through everything, no matter how violent or how heated it became she was always right there for her gang no matter what it might cost her. She loved those boys with all of her heart. They weren't just her friends, they were her brothers. When Avery's father dies leaving her all alone, it's her gang's turn to pick up the pieces. As she grows closer to Soda, her best friend, their feelings toward each other increase rapidly. Horrid nightmares and silent tears to hurtful lies and bloody switchblades, Avery and the gang must come together to avoid falling apart. **All rights go to the amazing S.E. Hinton** This story takes place before the plot of the actual Outsiders occurs, so Johnny and Dally are still with us and breathing. Please feel free to message me with any suggestions or questions you have. Vote, follow and don't be a silent reader.

1964's in Tulsa Oklahoma your a run away from the state New York. You run into a couple of greaser and an old friend you've known a long time. All credit of the setting and the characters goes to SE Hinton

These are letters written to almost all of the characters. They are set in different times. Either before, after, or during the time of the book. This was an assignment in my English class. I had to pick a person to write a letter to from The Outsiders, and I chose almost everyone. So here they are.

"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