After ever after
Happy endings only exist in fairy tales. In real life, it is after the wedding that the story begins in earnest. (K2)
Synopsis
Written by
View profile
I promise to commit no acts of violence Be it physical or otherwise If things come alive
Recommendations
0Be the first to recommend this story to other readers!
More like this
In a world in the distant future, neon of confusing lights, Kenny McCormick's memory is made of shrapnel. Through the sand dunes of the desert, past the colossal buildings of the illuminated city, Kenny got on his bike and accelerated, accelerated until he forgot his own name. The one thing he can never forget is Kyle Broflovski's face.
"The name was one of the first to appear on the message list, although it had been two weeks since the last contact. For a moment, Christophe allowed himself to close his eyes, feeling the lightness of his own skull. He tried to take a few steps, approaching from the pretentiously antique white double door, in which there were two small glass windows and you could see the inertia inside that bar. He was in the purplish light now, his skin covered in shades of pink, his eyes gleaming from the reflection of the screen. of the cell phone." (Tophlovski)
You look at the cover of this fanfic and realize that it probably has little to do with the real story. Still, you wonder… Could the kids of South Park be able to play Sburb properly, without conflicts, blood, deaths or would they just give cancer to the new universe, like a bunch of incompetents who can't even finish the game. main objective of the game?
Damien just wants to spend time with Pip, talk to him about the feeling heavy in his chest, but no one in South Park is going to cooperate with that.
If it wasn't enough to be forced to go to that stupid summer camp instead of stuffing yourself with chips and candy in front of the TV, as he always had every summer, Eric Cartman also had to put up with the insistent mosquitoes mad for his blood, the lack of friends' intelligence and, unfortunately, Wendy, but maybe, just maybe, the company of the last named wasn't as terrible as she insisted on thinking. ☆ candy. challenge: I learned something today. one-shot
Christophe can be very territorial with his stuff, and he especially doesn't like having his strawberry gum touched.