Streetkids Stories

Florance Driscoll thought she knew who she was: a successful model living a carefully controlled life. Then assassins kicked down her door, and everything she believed shattered. Now she's running with a corporate lawyer who traded his safe life for hers, hunted by forced she doesn't understand for reasons she can't fathom. As they gather a makeshift family of misfits-each with their own secrets and skills-Florance discovers that her past holds answers. Deadly ones. Her parents died when she was a teen. she thought it was an accident. She was wrong. They left her something. She's had it for many years. And now everyone wants it. In desperate race against enemies on all sides, Florance must uncover the truth about who her parents really were-and what they died protecting-before the people hunting her destroy everything she's built and everyone she's come to love.

"Ssh. Jason" I heard Bruce say soothingly as I gasped awake. "Jason. You're okay. Jason you're safe" his hand touched my shoulder and I snapped. I pushed him off harshly and glared at him "no I'm not!! You don't know what it's like inside my head!!" My voice cracked. Bruce sighed and withdrew his hand, "then tell me Jason. Is it the Joker again?" HAHAHAHA... The Jokers laughs echoed in my head and sent shivers up my spine every time I thought about it. But no. This was something that dated back much further. Before I met Bruce... much before. Before I'd even heard the name Batman... ............... An exploration of Jason's life before he became Robin, revealing the scars that shaped him and the ghosts that still haunt him.

Ghost has one rule: don't need anything you can't get yourself. He's fifteen, from District 0 - the part of the city that doesn't appear on maps and doesn't produce the kind of people who end up in schools. He knows how to find food, read exits, and disappear into a crowd. He's been doing it alone since he was three years old. Then a man in a clean jacket starts leaving food on walls and coming back the next day regardless of what Ghost does about it. Kageshiro isn't a threat. He isn't a problem Ghost knows how to solve. He just keeps showing up - patient, warm, asking for nothing - until Ghost runs out of reasons to keep walking away. The Third District Academy is nothing like District 0. The students move differently, speak differently, take up space like they've never once had to calculate whether it was safe to. Ghost doesn't know how to be someone who belongs somewhere. But somewhere between a borrowed pen, a white hospital bandage, and a spare room with an east-facing window - he starts to learn.

In the forgotten corners of a crumbling German slum, four teens live on the edge of survival ,Lukas Becker, Julian Wenzel Richter, Dominik Alaric Zobel, and Lea Maria Stollberg. Bound by hunger, loyalty, and mischief, their days are a blur of pickpocketing, hiding from authorities, and sharing stolen bread under flickering streetlamps. But survival comes at a cost. Each carries their own broken past: Lukas, the unofficial guardian of the group, raised by a soup kitchen cook with nothing but heart; Julian, his sharp-witted cousin, grieving a father and a mother who's never home; Dominik, the abandoned boy with a fire in his soul and no papers to prove he belongs; and Lea, the lone girl among them, hiding bruises no one sees and a rage she can't tame. When they plan a high-stakes heist to rob a money drop, everything changes. One gets caught. Prison isn't the end ,it's the beginning. The gang life starts whispering promises of power, revenge, and everything they were denied. But at what cost? Loyalty will be tested. Blood will spill. And childhood will end. This is the story of four lost kids in a world that forgot them and how far they'll go for freedom, revenge, and a name that means something.

In Night City, the rain never stops - it just washes the blood off the sidewalks. Jason Vega is a street kid clinging to scraps and second chances until a corporate hit leaves him with nothing but a name and a pulse. Alone and hunted, he falls in with a crew of mercenaries called Edgerunners - outlaws wired with stolen cyberware and one rule: burn fast or get buried. As Jason rises in this neon underworld, his hunger for power and revenge feeds the machine growing inside him - piece by piece, mod by mod. The more chrome he bolts on, the more he risks losing what's left of the boy who ran the red light that night. But in a city built on ghosts and data, nothing stays buried - not family secrets, not old sins, not the thin line between human and monster. Some kids get out. Jason's just trying to outrun the rain.

Jason Todd had never had it easy for him. He was left to the mercy of the streets at a young age - lost, cold and lonely. Sometimes it was hard to remember Gotham had plans for her children. (Street Jason au/ Part one of Colours)

"From Streets to Dreams" is a heartwarming story about a group of street children who form a tight-knit family to survive on the streets. Through struggles and triumphs, they learn to rely on each other and trust in their own resilience. As fate intervenes, their lives take a dramatic turn, leading them to discover new possibilities and a forever home. Join their journey from hardship to hope and witness the power of love and friendship.

Cameron Jack is one of the streetkids since she escaped her terrible home. That is until she meets her road to a good life and can go back to school...only if she becomes an agent

Adele, a beautiful but impatient stone hunter form another dimension needs to find the four powers that will eliminate her life long nemesis.

Jake Lives on the street. Winston shows up completely out of place on the streets. But he's looking for something. And he'll not return to his life of luxury until he finds it. But he'll need Jake's help to find it. What he finds is amazing!

It was the year 2005, also known as year of the street kid. After Helli sonzazoi lost her parents and her home,She meanders thro

A street teen named Ally barely gets by. She sells drugs in order to keep her house, in which she lives alone. Music is her only escape from her horrid reality. Soon she befriends Tanner, another teen like herself. Together they live the pain of the streets, and start to feel something for each other, and how to get by.

"Never saw one without the other, did you?" "We haven't got a lot. But we have each other." "We are the kids that you can never kill." "'Cause we're all just kids who grew up too fast." [Marvel x Child Oc]

𝗸𝗶𝗱𝘀 𝘄𝗶𝗹𝗹 𝗳𝗶𝗻𝗱 𝗲𝗮𝗰𝗵 𝗼𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗿 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗵𝗮𝘃𝗲 𝘁𝗼 𝘀𝘂𝗿𝘃𝗶𝘃𝗲 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝘀𝘁𝗿𝗲𝗲𝘁𝘀 𝗼𝗳 𝗟𝗔 𝗮𝗹𝗼𝗻𝗲 𝘄𝗶𝘁𝗵𝗼𝘂𝘁 𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗶𝗿 𝗽𝗮𝗿𝗲𝗻𝘁𝘀.

Listen, I had no clue what was happening. I never did, though. We were just street kids. Nothing special. But one day... something... happened? I guess that's what you could call it. Sure, let's go with that. Something "happened." Now, you probably want me to explain what, "happened," but that would ruin the surprise, now wouldn't it? When street kids start mysteriously disappearing in New York, it is only a matter of time for this clan of street rats to disappear as well. Of course no one comes to look for them, they're street kids, nothing special. At least that's what they all thought. That was would it seemed like. What will happen when slowly, secrets about the group of street kids get revealed? Will they stay together, or will they just be more focused on escaping?

Riley and his friends are trash to everyone. Once each a runaway and now just worthless street trash Riley, Glass and Nicky have struggled with surviving in a harsh world all their lives. Now, something more sinister has come out to play. When the dead start eating everyone and Riley isn't the only one lost and without a home anymore what can he do? Faced with a brand new world he thinks it's a chance to start over, but it isn't going to be easy, especially when he and his friends stupidly save Isaac Peterson, a rich, spoiled boy who has never had to work a day in his life. Toppled over with addiction, new responsibilities and a fresh desire to outrun the dead Riley has to find whatever it is to continue on with life. And if he doesn't? Well, Riley's never really had anyone to mourn him anyways.

"Take the risk, or lose the chance."

They say if you give it a chance, life might just surprise you. Well guess what? I don't want anymore surprises. My life is so unpredictable, I can 90% of the time know what to expect. But you can't expect me to put up with that idiot. ...and then I have to make the stupidest mistake of my life. Those percentages switch around and I'm forced to put up with the idiot. Yay. Notice the sarcasm dripping richly from my voice. Dedicated to @thewritersleeps