South Park x Reader Oneshots

Bebe x !Female! !Poor! Reader

In a small town, there lived a girl named Bebe. She was the most popular girl in the school; everyone knew her, admired her, wanted to be her friend. She was always surrounded by other popular kids, who laughed at her jokes, listened to her stories, and helped her plan the next big social event.

Bebe was smart, beautiful, and talented. She was excellent in academics, sports, and music. She had a great sense of humor, a warm personality, and a charming smile. She was the envy of all the girls and the desire of all the boys.

But there was one girl who didn't care about Bebe's popularity, her talent or her beauty. Her name was (Y/N), and she was the opposite of Bebe; she was poor, shy, and awkward. (Y/N) lived in a small house on the edge of town, with her father who worked as a janitor at the school. Her mother had passed away when she was little, and she had no siblings or close relatives.

(Y/N) didn't have many friends, and she spent most of her time studying, reading, and helping her father with house chores. She wore old clothes, had messy hair, and sometimes smelled of the cleaning supplies her father worked with. She was used to being ignored or teased by the other kids, especially by Bebe and her gang.

One day, during a basketball game, Bebe's team was losing. Bebe was furious, and she yelled at her teammates, blaming them for the loss. One of her friends suggested that they replace one of the players with (Y/N) since she was good at basketball. Bebe didn't like the idea, but she had no choice. As soon as (Y/N) entered the game, she proved to be an excellent player. She scored several points, blocked the opposing team's shots, and even stole the ball a few times. The crowd cheered for her, and Bebe's team won.

Bebe was surprised and a bit jealous. She had never seen (Y/N) play basketball before, and she didn't know that she was that good. After the game, she approached (Y/N) and congratulated her. (Y/N) was shy and awkward, but she smiled and thanked Bebe.

The next day, Bebe saw (Y/N) in the hallway and waved to her. (Y/N) was surprised and hesitant, but she waved back. Bebe asked her if she wanted to have lunch together, and (Y/N) hesitated again. She didn't want to embarrass herself or be the target of Bebe's gang's ridicule. But Bebe insisted, and (Y/N) finally agreed.

During lunch, Bebe and (Y/N) talked about basketball, school, and their hobbies. Bebe was surprised to discover that (Y/N) loved drawing and reading, just like her. She also realized that (Y/N) was much more than a poor, awkward girl. She had a unique personality, a kind heart, and a strong will.

After that, Bebe and (Y/N) started hanging out more often. They would study together, play basketball, share stories, and even watch movies at (Y/N)'s house. Bebe's gang was skeptical at first, but they soon realized that (Y/N) was not what they thought she was. They started treating her with respect and befriending her too.

With (Y/N)'s help, Bebe even started volunteering at the local homeless shelter and organizing a fundraiser for the school's library. She learned that popularity and success were not everything, and that true happiness came from helping others and forming genuine friendships.

In the end, Bebe and (Y/N) became best friends. They would still have their ups and downs, their differences and arguments, but they knew that they could count on each other no matter what. They had learned that true friendship was not about what you had or how you looked, but about who you were and how you treated others. And that was more valuable than any popularity or talent.

Hello! I can not tell you how many tires it took me to come up with this idea bug I thought that since Bebe is kind of seen as the popular and rich girl of the school I thought that I should have the reader be the opposite of that. Apologies if I upset anyone. I hope you have I goodnight/day/afternoon! Until next time, take care my lovely's!! <3