Time Travel | 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐎𝐮𝐭𝐬𝐢𝐝𝐞𝐫𝐬 𝐅𝐚𝐧 𝐅𝐢𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧
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  • Reads 309
  • Votes 14
  • Parts 13
  • Time 56m
Complete, First published Jul 01, 2020
Mature
You know that one dream you've had when you were little, that one thing that was absolutely impossible but you wanted to do it anyways, like fly, use magic, or even time travel to a different universe? Well, in this story time travel IS possible.

 -When four-teen year old Ponyboy Curtis's best friends died, he was broken. He physically and mentally couldn't get out of bed, he was suicidal, he would barely eat anything, his grades were slipping in school, but the one thing that kept him from killing himself was his brothers. He knew they wouldn't be able to live without him. 

Until one day, all of a sudden it all just made sense, he would write a tribute book towards Johnny Cade and Dallas Winston's deaths. 'The Outsiders' it would later be called. Make the greasers of Tulsa Oklahoma's lifestyle known to the world. 

But what happens when one night Ponyboy wakes up to him sprinting down a street with heavy tears dropping down the sides of his face and an urging pain coming from...
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Hello, My Name is Crazy.

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A modern day Dallyboy fanfic. After their parents had died in a tragic accident, Sodapop Curtis and his older brother Darry dropped out of school to get jobs and help support eachother, and their youngest brother Ponyboy. Pony stayed in school and as the weeks flew by, so did the bills. Unable to keep up in the busy neighbourhood their parents once raised them in, Darry decided it was time to move away to a cheaper area. Although the boys were well liked, none of them had much to leave behind. Ponyboy pleads not to move away, but it's already been decided. Their house is sold and they leave busy Toronto to travel their way to the far outskirts of New York City. They have no idea what to expect or who they're going to meet. As they pull up to their new street, dirty and littered with hoodlums of all kinds in the brink of downtown, a guy in a brown leather jacket, holding someone up by their throat, catches Ponyboy's eye. They have no idea what they got themselves into. Warning: graphic chapters