when dallas winston’s younger sister shows up in tulsa after trouble back home in new york, the gang only half-remembers the girl she used to be — all big eyes and scraped knees, always a step behind her brother. she’s not that kid anymore. living with dally means learning greaser rules fast, and tulsa doesn’t exactly make room for girls like her. but ponyboy curtis remembers more than he lets on — and the more they circle each other on quiet porches and empty lots, the harder it gets to prete
y/n’s been part of the greaser world since she was thirteen—finding something close to home beside Ponyboy Curtis and Johnny Cade, and eventually the rest of the gang. the curtis house became her escape, a place to land when her own life felt like it was falling apart. then Dallas Winston shows up. loud, reckless, and impossible to ignore, dallas clashes with y/n from the start. they don’t get along, don’t try to, and don’t pretend otherwise—every conversation turning into an argument, every look carrying something sharp behind it. but in a world where nothing is easy and everything leaves a mark, even hate has a way of changing. slowly. unwillingly. and all at once.
steve randle’s half-sister was never supposed to end up around the greasers. raised in the soc world of money, parties, and expectations, y/n randle feels like she’s living a life that was chosen for her. when she starts drifting toward the greasers—drawn to their freedom and honesty—she finds herself caught between two completely different worlds. it only gets worse when sodapop curtis starts seeing her as more than just another soc, putting his friendship with steve on the line and forcing eve
in the divided world of The Outsiders, where socs and greasers are separated by more than just status, y/n lives a life that looks perfect from the outside — polished, controlled, and carefully put together. but behind closed doors, her home is cold and distant, leaving her searching for something real. dallas winston has never cared about appearances. rough, reckless, and hardened by life, he pushes people away before they can get close. he doesn’t believe in love — only survival. when they m
in a quiet suburban town, y/n wingrove keeps her life measured, predictable, and quiet. that is, until new neighbours move in. her best friend’s brother, atlas, is rude, teasing, and impossibly distracting — and she’s never met anyone like him. between teasing, tension, and small-town drama, she’s about to learn some distractions aren’t so easy to ignore.
— in a world where power moves quietly and names don’t stay attached for long, there’s one people don’t say out loud unless they have to la sombra no face, no trace—just a reputation built on precision and silence valentina vargas lives a life that looks completely ordinary on the surface. early twenties, always put together, moving through the world like she belongs in it. protective over her younger brother, careful with who she lets close, and never giving more of herself than she needs to no one knows what she really does no one’s supposed to she works alone, takes only the jobs that matter, and follows one rule—she doesn’t kill without reason. the people she goes after are the ones who think they’re untouchable until they’re not she’s careful controlled untouchable in her own right — until she becomes the job jordan ross—known as j-ross—is fast, unpredictable, and dangerously good at what he does. the kind of man people underestimate once… and never again. when he’s told to find her and finish it, he doesn’t hesitate until he does — because valentina isn’t what he expected and the more he watches her, the harder it gets to pull the trigger — what starts as a job turns into something neither of them planned something dangerous in a way neither of them are used to because in a world where hesitation gets you killed they’re both starting to hesitate and that’s the one thing neither of them can afford
set in 2024, y/n has everything — reputation, control, and a life people would do anything to be part of. as a law student and cheerleader, she’s used to being the center of attention, surrounded by people who follow her lead without question and she lets them because she knows exactly why they’re there but when selena ashwood arrives, effortless and impossible to ignore, the balance starts to shift. attention lingers elsewhere, dynamics change, and for the first time, y/n isn’t the only one
in ashwood heights, 1984, everything looks perfect on the surface — wealthy families, country clubs, beach parties, and picture-perfect reputations that everyone is expected to maintain. scarlett monroe is the town’s golden girl, known for her beauty, status, and flawless image. dean valentine is the boy everyone talks about and every parent warns against — charming, reckless, and constantly surrounded by rumours. when the two unexpectedly cross paths after a chaotic summer night, the town quickly becomes obsessed. what starts as gossip soon turns into something deeper, as scarlett and dean begin to see sides of each other no one else does. but in a place where appearances mean everything, even the smallest connection can turn into a scandal.
— in a world where power moves quietly and names don’t stay attached for long, there’s one people don’t say out loud unless they have to la sombra no face, no trace—just a reputation built on precision and silence valentina vargas lives a life that looks completely ordinary on the surface. early twenties, always put together, moving through the world like she belongs in it. protective over her younger brother, careful with who she lets close, and never giving more of herself than she needs to no one knows what she really does no one’s supposed to she works alone, takes only the jobs that matter, and follows one rule—she doesn’t kill without reason. the people she goes after are the ones who think they’re untouchable until they’re not she’s careful controlled untouchable in her own right — until she becomes the job jordan ross—known as j-ross—is fast, unpredictable, and dangerously good at what he does. the kind of man people underestimate once… and never again. when he’s told to find her and finish it, he doesn’t hesitate until he does — because valentina isn’t what he expected and the more he watches her, the harder it gets to pull the trigger — what starts as a job turns into something neither of them planned something dangerous in a way neither of them are used to because in a world where hesitation gets you killed they’re both starting to hesitate and that’s the one thing neither of them can afford
cheerleader Y/N is heartbroken after being dumped by Zach, the star quarterback, who quickly dates Lila, the perfect girl. Seeking revenge, Y/N impulsively kisses Ethan, the captain of the opposing team, during a game, igniting a whirlwind of drama and rivalry. As gossip swirls, Y/N navigates her feelings for Ethan and the fallout of her actions, ultimately learning to embrace her true self amidst the chaos of high school life.