South Park x Reader Oneshots

Damien x !Female! Reader

This story contains alcohol abuse

Once upon a time, in a small town nestled at the foot of a mountain, lived a kind-hearted girl named (Y/N). (Y/N) was the epitome of sunshine and light, always ready to help others and be a friend to everyone she met. She had a lot of friends in town and was loved by all. However, her life took a drastic turn when a new kid named Damien arrived.

Damien was everything (Y/N) was not. He was dark, mysterious, and had a reputation for being dangerous. He walked around with a leather jacket and a sinister smirk on his face. As soon as he arrived in the town, everyone started talking about him. Some feared for their safety, while others were intrigued by his rebellious nature. (Y/N)'s friends warned her against associating with Damien, but she refused to judge him before even getting to know him.

As days passed by, (Y/N) started noticing Damien's presence more and more. They had a few classes together and sometimes even sat next to each other. Despite his dangerous aura, there was something that intrigued (Y/N) about Damien. She noticed that he was quiet and kept to himself, never really taking part in any of the discussions or other activities that went on in class.

One day, while (Y/N) was walking home from school, she saw Damien walking alone towards her. Her heart thumped in her chest as he approached her, but he didn't seem to pay any attention to her. Until, he suddenly stopped in front of her.

"You're (Y/N), right?" he asked, his voice gruff and intimidating.

(Y/N) nodded slowly, trying her best not to look away.

"I was wondering if I could speak to you about something," he said, his voice softening a bit.

(Y/N) was taken aback by this sudden change in demeanor. She hesitated for a moment but eventually agreed.

They sat down on the grassy patch beside the road, and Damien began telling her about his life before he moved to this town. He came from a broken home, with an alcoholic father who abused him and his mother. He had to grow up quickly and learn to defend himself from a young age. (Y/N) listened intently, feeling sympathy for the boy in front of her.

From that day on, (Y/N) and Damien became friends. They would chat in class, hang out during lunch breaks, and even walk home together sometimes. (Y/N)'s friends were wary of this newfound friendship and tried to dissuade her from hanging out with him, but she was adamant. They didn't know the real Damien, the one who was broken, vulnerable, and in need of a friend.

However, Damien had a reputation to uphold, and it didn't take long for (Y/N) to witness it firsthand. One day, they were walking home when they saw a group of boys harassing a girl from their school. Damien didn't think twice before marching up to them and getting into a fistfight. Emily was petrified. She had never seen Damien like this before. He was ruthless, his punches landing with a sickening thud. The boys ran away, and Damien turned to (Y/N) with a victorious grin on his face.

From that moment on, (Y/N) started seeing the other side of Damien. The side that her friends had warned her about. The side that was dangerous and violent. She tried to reason with him, asking him to channel his anger in a productive manner, but Damien only laughed it off, saying he was too far gone for redemption.

(Y/N) was torn between her loyalty to Damien and her sense of morality. Her friends had been right; Damien was dangerous, and she didn't know how to help him. One day, Damien got into trouble with the law. He was caught stealing from a convenience store and was sent to juvenile detention. (Y/N) was devastated, feeling as though she had failed him.

Months went by, and (Y/N) heard nothing from Damien. She hoped that he was doing better, but deep down inside, she knew that he was not. One day, a letter arrived at her house. It was from Damien, and it was the first time she had heard from him in months. In the letter, he thanked her for being his friend and apologised for everything he had put her through. He talked about how he was trying to change his ways and become a better person.

(Y/N) felt a glimmer of hope. Maybe Damien could change. Maybe he could start afresh when he was released. She wrote back, telling him that she forgave him and would always be there for him.

When Damien was released, (Y/N) was there to greet him. He looked different, cleaner and more hopeful. He had got his life back together, thanks to the time he had spent in juvenile detention. (Y/N) smiled, happy to see her friend again.

As they walked towards the sunset, (Y/N) knew she had lived through an incredible adventure. The story of her friendship with Damien would stay with her for years to come, reminding her that true friends, despite their flaws and rough edges, are worth fighting for.