CraigxTweek (Creek) Oneshots

Color AU

Disclaimer: I do not own any fan art. All art belongs to its rightful owner. I also do not own South Park or its characters.

***Soulmate au***
No ones POV:

Tweek was never really interested in color, mostly because he couldn't see any but also because he believed he never will. You see the world was black and white for everyone, everyone that hasn't met their soulmate that is. Tweek of course convinced himself he didn't have a destined lover, for all his friends had already met theirs.

"Why so gloomy Tweeky?! Cheer up, bud!" Clyde had attempted to lighten tweek's mood. Tweek just shrugged as a poor response. How was he supposed to be happy anyways? Life was so boring and nothing interesting would ever occur except the occasion gnome scares. But even then, life didn't really have anything to offer, only different shades of grey.

"Is it that soulmate stuff? Don't worry, I'm sure you'll eventually meet the one" Clyde assured the messy haired blonde. "That's easy for you to say! You've already met yours!" Tweek gloomily responded. "And you and token are just perfect for each each other" tweek kept his head down as he headed for his class.

He was already in high school and had to deal with radiant teenagers beaming about how amazing "color" is every chance they get. He walked to his seat waving at the blonde girl that sat next to him. "Hey Bebe" he forced an overly happy smile on his face. "Hey, tweek!" She smiled back genuinely. "I like that green shirt! It suits your emerald eyes very well!" She complimented.

Tweek just turned to his desk, trying to hold back the sadness he felt. "I wouldn't know" he mumbled barely audibly. "What was that?" Bebe tilted her head at the boy. "Thanks! That shirt matches your hair... I think haha" the blonde girl just patted his head, smile never leaving her face. Just as he was about to turn around another girl tapped on his shoulder , it was none other than Wendy.

He couldn't bare to see the sight of her. Not only did she have a soulmate, but she had two. When she met stan she started seeing "cool" colors, but when she met cartman she also started seeing "warm" colors. "What a soulmate whore" Tweek thought to himself.

"Hey I was wondering if we could switch seats. I kinda wanna talk to Bebe" she asked with the same smile Bebe had earlier. "O-oh! Of course!" Tweek agreed. "Bitch" Tweek whispered underneath his breathe.

He wasn't really too fond of moving spots, since Bebe was one of the few people he actually talked to in that class. But he assumed Bebe much rather talk to Wendy than some twitchy boy who couldn't see color. His new seat was towards the back, but barely anybody was seated at that side. This was good for him, since he didn't have to Keep his happy act up. Alone he could finally sit sadly, without having to fake a smile for anyone.

Tweek was doodling on his journal too mesmerized to have noticed class started. He was sketching himself as a super hero, a fantasy he wish he could actually live. He wrote "wonder Tweek" at the top of his sketch, sighing at the idea of actually being a hero. He proceeded to sketch as The teacher had introduced a new student and assigned them the seat that so happened to be next to Tweek. Tweek was doodling away when he heard a monotone voice next to him.

"What are you even drawing" they asked. Tweek looked over and was met with a pair of crystal blue eyes, that pierced their way into his soul. They sent chills down his back, as he was just registering the question. He was about to answer when a sudden realization dawned on him. "Wait...that color isn't grey" Tweek noticed.

In the span of 5 seconds the world around them slowly became drowned in colors. Different shades, some bright, some dull, some dark, and some light. They all looked so stunning and the classroom was filled with them. So many colors, yet so little descriptions for them. Tweek frantically looked around the room, everything being so overwhelming for the small boy. Just a minute ago he was viewing such a dreadful world, then in an instant there was a variety of colors in front of him he had to adjust to. He looked back at the pale boy to see his reaction, which seemed to be just as shocked. "Wow" they both cooed in unison.