LakynnGrace20
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.