Sugar Baby (Kenny McCormick x Reader)

Chapter 8

A/N: Hi guys! So, this is a chapter that goes on simultaneously with chapter 7, but with what happened to Stan and Shelly while Kenny and you had a date. Well, without further ado, have fun!

Upon arriving in front of the blue house of the neighborhood, Stan hesitated for a moment before knocking on the door.

Although Gary had assured him that the past was in the past and they could start over better without reprisals, he couldn't stop feeling embarrassed that he had rejected such an incredible friend for such an idiotic reason, Kyle's religion had never prevented the two of them from having a relationship.

After a while, the smiling red-haired woman answered the door.

"Oh, one of my son's little friends!" She exclaimed radiantly when she saw him.

"Hey h-hi Mrs. Harrison, is Gary home?" Stan asked, failing to try not to stutter with nervousness.

"Yes, I'm going to ask someone to call him, would you like to come in and wait?"

"Oh no thanks, we agreed to hang out around today."

"Okay, don't get out of there." She said, before starting to look for one of her other 3 children.

Meanwhile, Gary was staring at himself steadily in the mirror and encouraging himself.

"Ok Gary, Stan's coming over here and it's no big deal, it's totally no big deal ..."

"Hey big brother!" The voice of one of his younger sisters made him turn towards her.

"What happened, Amanda?" He asked.

"Mom asked me to come and tell you that your friend Stan is waiting for you downstairs." She replied, which made the blond boy's heart almost jump out of his mouth.

Gary had recently realized that since when they both first met, he felt a little "weird" whenever he was around or thought about Stan.

In fact, it wasn't very strange, but people always said that he should have such feelings for a girl and not for a boy, so he decided to walk away from the first friend he had made in the city.

2 years passed and Gary happily reconciled with him, saying that he should meet challenges, one more difficult than the other, if he wanted them to be friends again. Stan agreed to do those things, which was enough for Gary to see that he was really sorry and the two resumed the friendship they thought had been buried forever.

But the impossible had happened, the blond boy's feelings didn't seem to fade, on the contrary, they seemed to be even stronger.

And it scared him.

On the one hand, he didn't want to feel what he felt for Stan, but at the same time, he didn't want to give up the friendship they had.

"Gary? GARY!"

Gary was frightened when his sister's voice drove him out of his thoughts.

"Are you gonna see him or not?" She asked, a little impacient.

He took a deep breath before answering.

"Yes, thanks for letting me know." He replied, before following her downstairs.

As soon as Stan saw him again, he was immensely confused by the sudden happiness he began to feel.

"H-hey." The black-haired boy greeted him with a shy smile.

"Hey." Gary replied again, smiling on the outside, but on the inside, begging God to get rid of those inappropriate feelings to continue with his happy and normal life.