The newsies followed Jack through thick and thin and through a strike. How long will they follow him? Will this ragtag gang of ragamuffins who calls themselves a family ever be able to become a real family? How will their pasts affect their present and their futures?

After witnessing a fellow classmate confront a U.S. Senator on the last day of school, Ferris decides to make sure the senior class trip goes to the nation's capital. Now, Shermer High's coolest kid is on a mission, with his friends and new allies, to expose the senator's secrets...and of course have lots of fun along the way. Washington will never be the same.

'This is what friends do, Matt. They sit around in waiting rooms reading sticky outdated People magazines for as long as it takes.'

Matt is going to get his ass kicked. Foggy puts together an overnight bag for when – not if – that happens. A series of hurt/comfort fics. Prompts welcome.

'Hey, it's okay…' Foggy's voice has the qualities of a well-loved LP, a tired pop!hiss! ragged feel to it like this is a tune that's been played over and over. Matt struggles to remember what day it is. How to breathe. They both seem important.

Jack comes down with a life threatening bout of pneumonia, the Newsboys are frightened, Katherine is desperate, and Pulitzer turns out to have a heart. Post strike, no slash. Oneshot.

Jack helps make David's birthday memorable in typical style. He breaks his leg in the middle of a blizzard. Gen.

For once, it's not Jack who's being irrational. Featuring the flu, lots of poor communication, David losing his temper, and a solution. Gen.

Life can change in the blink of an eye. Past mistakes are brought to the surface, an important secret is revealed, Ross and Rachel's friendship is put to the ultimate test, all because of an accident. - A "what if" during The One With Chandler's Dad. Please R&R.