Northwest to South Park { A Gravity Falls/ South Park Fanfic }

A New Dawn in South Park



Pacifica groggily opened her eyes, momentarily disoriented by her unfamiliar surroundings. It took a few seconds for her to remember that she was no longer in the lavish mansion she once called home in Oregon. Her family had fallen from grace, losing their fortune and leaving behind a life of luxury. Now, they resided in a modest house in the small town of South Park, Colorado.

As she lay in bed, Pacifica couldn't help but feel a pang of nostalgia for her old life. She missed the sprawling gardens, the elegant parties, and the privileged circle of friends she had once known. Oregon had been her sanctuary, a place where she held her head high and reveled in her family's social status. But now, all of that was gone.

Pushing herself up, Pacifica swung her legs over the edge of the bed and sighed. She glanced around her room, which was tastefully decorated but lacked the opulence she was accustomed to. The reality of their financial downfall settled heavily on her shoulders. Her parents had chosen this move to provide some semblance of comfort, but it was a far cry from the life they once led.

After getting dressed for her first day of school, Pacifica made her way downstairs, her steps echoing through the quiet house. In the living room, she found her parents hunched over the newspaper, their expressions a mix of frustration and disdain. They were scouring the classifieds, searching for job opportunities in this unfamiliar town.

"They've got nothing worth our time," her mother muttered, her voice dripping with disdain. "The people here have no taste, no appreciation for class. It's a disgrace."

Her father nodded in agreement, his face etched with disappointment. "We won't be staying here for long, Pacifica. Just until we get back on our feet. We'll find a way to leave this wretched place behind."

Pacifica couldn't help but feel a twinge of excitement at her parents' words. With a newfound determination, Pacifica slipped on her winter coat and headed out the front door. The crisp mountain air greeted her, causing a shiver to run down her spine. She walked briskly towards the bus stop, her breath visible in the cold morning air.

As Pacifica waited for the bus, she glanced around at her new surroundings. The quaint houses, the snow-capped mountains in the distance, and the simple charm of South Park began to seep into her consciousness. It was a far cry from the grandeur of Oregon, but there was a raw beauty to this place, an authenticity that she had never experienced before.

The bus rumbled to a halt, interrupting her train of thought. Pacifica stepped onto the bus, finding an empty seat near the back. As the bus pulled away from her house, she watched the scenery pass by, a mix of apprehension and curiosity swirling within her.

Today marked her first day at a new high school, surrounded by unfamiliar faces and a world completely different from what she had known. Pacifica found herself a seat near the back of the bus, hoping to blend in with the other students. As the bus trundled along the snowy roads, she couldn't help but overhear hushed conversations from the seat in front of her. The topic of discussion was unmistakably her.

"Hey, have you seen the new girl? The one who moved here from Oregon?" whispered a voice a teenage boy with a blue and red hat.

"Yeah, she's kinda cute. But she seems so out of place here," replied a teeage boy with a green hat.

"I heard her family used to be loaded, but they lost everything. Must be a real shock for her," muffled chimed in a teeage boy with an orange jacket.

Pacifica's curiosity piqued, and she strained to catch more snippets of their conversation. She couldn't deny that their words stirred a mix of emotions within her curiosity, insecurity, and a tinge of hope. It was strange to be the center of attention in this small town, especially when she had been so used to blending seamlessly into the upper echelons of society in Oregon.

Unbeknownst to Pacifica, the voices she heard belonged to Stan, Kyle, Kenny, and Cartman-the four boys who would eventually play a significant role in her life. Their whispers carried a blend of curiosity and skepticism as they tried to make sense of the arrival of this enigmatic new girl.

"Think she'll fit in? I mean, she's not exactly like the other girls we know," Stan mused, his voice tinged with uncertainty.

"Who knows? People can change, right?" Kyle replied, his tone hopeful.

"I don't trust her. Rich folks like her always think they're better than the rest of us," Cartman interjected, his voice dripping with cynicism.

Pacifica's heart skipped a beat as she realized that her newfound classmates were discussing her, completely unaware of her presence just a few seats away. She felt a mix of anxiety and determination rising within her. She had a chance to reinvent herself here to shed the constricting persona she had clung to in Oregon.

As the bus rolled to a stop in front of the high school, Pacifica took a deep breath, steeling herself for the challenges that lay ahead.
With newfound resolve, Pacifica stepped off the bus, her eyes scanning the courtyard for any signs of familiarity. She spotted Stan, Kyle, Kenny, and Cartman. Their conversation now shifted to something else entirely. They hadn't noticed her yet, and she decided to keep it that way-for now.

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Authors note:

Here are my Face claims for the characters in this book. Some of them are supposed to be funny, so please laugh while you picture these characters(people) interacting. ♡





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