Stories by @josiecox

Hell Is Other Children 3: #DUCKSLAPPED

After the gang graduates from college and enter the adult world, the now 18-year-old Maggie, Bebe's kids, and their friends finally get enrolled at Beverly Hills High School after 5 years of being placed in dorms. However, things take a dramatic turn when Donald's nephews, Huey, Dewey, and Louie, become popular not just at school, but also on social media, as their newfound riches sends the now-married Joslin, her husband Randy, and the rest of their extended family to Beverly Hills.

Hell Is Other Children

In early 2010s New York City, 17-year-old Black bombshell Joslin Smith-Simpson, a recent graduate from Eleanor Roosevelt High School, hit it off with her new boyfriend, who happens to be white, whom she meets at a funeral before getting her newfound bookstore job promoted. On the way back, Randy picks up Joslin's bratty preteen sister Maggie Simpson, and asks Joslin if she wants to go with them to the amusement park Fun World the next day. Joslin accepts, but then all hell breaks loose, as Joslin finds out that Randy has brought in three more kids with him; Kahlil, LaShawn, and Pee-Wee, who are the teenaged children of Randy's mother Kazumi's friend, Bebe. A whirlwind of rock star attitude, Bebe's kids become the reason Joslin can't get close to Randy or get her job promoted. Things get even worse for Joslin as she enrolls at Bronx Commuity College, as Bebe's kids are also accidentally enrolled at the school with her.

Junior Plastics

In 2000s New York City, a group of five fashion-foward black teenagers are electrocuted during a trip to Six Flags and are transformed into teen super-spies, to which they form a super team called the Junior Plastics. Upon their first few missions together, Maggie's 17-year-old sister, Jocelyn, suspiciously discovers their secret, which causes her high school to go into a riot.

The Renaissance (2000)

Taking place between 1989 and 1998, an 18-year-old black woman working for a children's pizzeria as a waitress, who has just recently graduated from high school, gets the "babysitting blues" when she is forced to babysit her preteen (later teenage) sister and her new group of "friends" (Kahlil, LaShwan, and Pee-Wee Wooten, Leon Calloway, Tommy Pickles, Chuckie Finster, Phil and Lil DeVile, Angelica Pickles, and Susie Carmichael) in a renaissance era of whom she calls "The Kid Renaissance" or simply "The Renaissance"

Middle School: The Royal Treatment

In 2007, 18-year-old Joslin Smith-Simpson, her 20 siblings, her friends, and her neighbors spend the entire year in London. However, when Joslin becomes the new Princess, she shows to have no interest in ruling the kingdom, and must get used to the princess lifestyle.

Middle School: Operation: Senior Year

Set in 2006, Joslin Smith-Simpson and her friends, now 18, are now ready to tackle on their senior year at Eleanor Roosevelt High School. Meanwhile, Joslin's sister-in-law Maggie Simpson is turning 8 years old and is becoming a tween. That means lots of excitement over new shows and movies like Hannah Montana, Aquamarine, and High School Musical, shopping at Limited Too, Claire's, and Justice, and swooning over cute guys like Zac Efron, Jesse McCartney, and Drake Bell. One day, after seeing Aquamarine in theaters, Maggie and her girl gang, including LaShawn Wooten and Tonya Rock, enter a long-term phase where every time they touch water, they transform into mermaids.

Middle School: How It All Began

In the year 2000, a 11-year-old African-American girl named Joslin Smith-Simpson enrolls at East Side Middle School and makes new friends while navigating the ups and downs of tween-dom

Kidapocalypse Now (2002)

In the early 1990s, 17-year-old African-American high school graduate Joslin Smith-Simpson is one of the oldest in a family with 20 children whose life is sent to hell when her younger pre-teenage sister and her new group of friends get electrocuted by robots and become superheroes while on a trip to Fun World. The incident later causes a riot involving the students at her Chicago university, with Joslin and her group of friends fearing that the teenage and adult society would fall apart thanks to the kids.

The Fault of Our Society

In the late 1990s, a 17-year-old high school graduate's life turns into hell when her 11-year-old younger sister and her new group of friends are electrocuted during a trip to Fun World and become superheroes. The news about the incident then causes the students of New York University to go into a riot, believing that it would be the end of their society