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Life Choices	By : JessieMundaiFan Category: M through R > The Outsiders Views: 1891 -:- Recommendations : 0 -:- Currently Reading : 0
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Disclaimer: The Outsiders is owned by S.E. Hinton I own nothing.
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(Brief recap)
I was so distracted I didn't even hear a car pull up next to us.
"Hey Greasers," I heard a voice call out to us.
As I felt Ponyboy stiff beside me, I could only utter one thing.
"Aw hell"
(End of recap)
I turned to my right to see a red mustang with four Socs climb out of it.
"What do you Socs want," I asked them warily.
Ponyboy and I slid closer to each other eyeing each of them with caution.
One of them snorted. Judging by the looks they were giving me, it didn't seem like they cared about my existence at all.
"Not you kid," replied the blond one dismissively. It was then that I noticed that they all had their eyes set on Ponyboy. If I didn't know any better, I would say their something akin to vengeance in their eyes.
"What the hell are you white trash staring at," snapped Ponyboy noticing the looks he was getting. I moved to stand in front of him slightly, attempting to look like his protector. I doubt I looked like one though.
"Payback," another Soc replied simply. They slowly moved toward us like hunters stalking their prey.
What did he mean by payback? What could a boy like Ponyboy done to them? Before I had to time think about this further, the four of them lunged at us.
Two of them immediately took me and threw me half way across the street. Grunting in frustration, quickly I stood up and slugged the closest one to me. I was giving him no time react as my fists started pounding his face in. Unfortunately, I quickly lost the small edge I had as the second one tackled me to the ground. I groaned in pain as he pushed my face into the ground and started punching me in the back of the head.
"Don't fuck with us kid," snarled the one holding me, "and we won't do to you what we're going to do to your little buddy over there."
Ponyboy, I thought in alarm. I looked over to see the other to Socs had him pinned to, but both of them had blades out.
"Hey, what are you doin," I demanded. I started to struggle wildly against the one holding me down. I managed to get loose enough kick him in the side fiercely. I broke into a stride to make it to Pony, but got held back again.
"Get off me," I growled. I turned around and went to punch the Soc but he was too fast for me. Before my fist could make it to his face he elbowed me in the chin and kneed me in the stomach.
I groaned in agony as I fell to the ground.
"Johnny," I heard Ponyboy call out to me in distress. I looked over to see him looking at me pleadingly, begging me to help him.
I grunted as one of the Socs put his foot on my face.
"Don't try to be a hero kid," snickered on of them. "You can't take on four of us at the same time."
"No but I can," said a voice behind us. I couldn't see who it was but I could recognize that voice anywhere.
"What," the Soc wasn't given a chance to finish as he was given a punch that knocked him out instantly. The other Soc tried to fight back but was easily sidestepped and given the same treatment as his friend.
"Dally," I heard Ponyboy say in relief. I honestly don't know whether to be happy or sad that he showed up.
He calmly walked over to where the two Socs were holding Pony.
One Socs took his blade and held it to Pony's neck. "Don't take another step Greaser. This is your fault anyway."
Ponyboy whimpered as he felt the steel on his neck.
Dally looked unaffected by this. He just stared both of them down with his cold emotionless eyes. I could see both of them flinching in that stare.
Not that I could blame them.
Suddenly, Dally moved in. Not giving them any time to prepare, he twisted both of the blades out of Socs hands and threw them to the ground. Ponyboy quickly got up and moved behind Dally who, to the untrained eye, seemed to standing in front of him protectively.
"Get lost before I get angry," Dally told them.
Uh, you aren't angry? That's a little scary.
Stumbling a little, both of them stood, picked up their friends, and got in their car.
"We'll get you later Greaser," one of them called out as they drove off.
I let out a sigh as the car disappeared in the distance. I slowly stood up and made my way over to the two of them.
"Dally," Ponyboy said his name in cheerful amazement as he stared up at him. "Where'd you come? How did you know we were here? What…"
"Whoa, whoa, slow down," Dallas smirked at him. "Don't worry about all that alright? Just know they ain't gonna bother you anymore."
Impulsively, Ponyboy kissed him. I had to restrain myself from lurching in disgust as their lips met each other's passionately. Every small sound of pleasure Ponyboy made was making me feel more beat down than I already was.
When they finally broke apart, they did nothing but stare at each other. Ponyboy was looking up at him with a gaze that was something like hero worship and an emotion that I really don't want to think about right now. Dallas, on the other hand, didn't seem to be staring at him in any particular way but I think there is something of a gleam in his eyes.
"Guys," I called out to them hesitantly. "Shouldn't we be headin home?" I don't know how long their going to keep up this stare fest and I really need to get home. Dad is not lenient with my curfew.
That seemed to snap them out of their trance as they both looked away from each.
"Let's go," Dallas said briefly.
I figured I'd walk with them back to Pony's house seeing as it's on the way to my house.
The walk was silent to the Curtis house. To be honest I don't know if that was a good or bad thing for those two because I wasn't paying attention to them. I was doing everything I could to make sure that I wouldn't look at them.
You never notice how interesting grass can be until you look at it hard enough.
"Stop it," I heard Dally said warningly.
"But Dally," Ponyboy protested.
"You know I hate it when you cling," he told him.
He hates it when cuties like Pony cling to him. I'm really starting to dislike this guy.
"Dally," Ponyboy whine in response.
"I hate when you whine to," Dally added on.
Ponyboy got silent after that. I wanted to glare at Dallas for talking to him like that but decided against. He could kick my ass in two seconds flat.
As I heard Pony shriek all of sudden I finally turned to look at them. Dallas was carrying Ponyboy in his arms.
"Dally," Ponyboy giggled his name out as he tried to get out of his arms playfully.
"You gonna act like a girl Ima treat ya like a girl," Dallas told him smartly. He had a smirk on his face as continued to carry him. Pony seemed to be in a giggle fit as he was carried home.
I stared at them both wistfully. I really should lay off on judging Dallas so quickly. I still don't know too much about his and Ponyboy's relationship, and besides at least he was able to save Pony tonight. Unlike me, who might as well not been there for all the help I did.
Dally carried Ponyboy until we got to his house. As they went in, and slammed the door shut, I just stood and stared at the house in some sort of daze.
Pony's giggling and gazes kept coming back to me. They kept coming back and telling me that they were things I was never going to have.
I sighed to myself. I really don't have a chance with him do I?
Just as I made to walk back to my house, the Curtis door slammed open again. Ponyboy came rushing out to me.
"What's wrong," I asked him.
He said nothing as he moved closer at me and gave me a small kiss on my cheek.
I blushed furiously as I stared at him shock. Call me crazy but I think I see all little bit of the look he was giving Dally earlier in his eyes.
He smiled me. "Don't think I missed you out there in that fight. You were doing everything you could to try to get to me and I really appreciate that. You're a great guy Johnny." Ponyboy giggled a little at that last part.
"So, I'll see you at school tomorrow," he asked me.
"Y-yeah," I stuttered.
"Alright," and with that he went back in his house.
That was unbelievable. That so made the beating I got worth it. I walked back to my house with a big smile on my face.
Maybe there is still hope.
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