Butters is sent to a "fixing gay" camp for a year. He tells Kenny he's moving. Kenny gets depressed the time he's gone. Then a girl named Marjorine came into his life. What if he finds out she actually used to be butters..?

Marjorine, Wendy and Heidi have grown up. After facing the trials and tribulations of South Park Elementary, all the way through Park County High School, it's time for them to go to college. Marjorine had disappeared from the majority of South Park for the past few years, and with the help of Heidi and Wendy, she is returning as her true self, trying her best to leave the painful feelings of her past behind her. There are a few things she cannot shake, however. Including her feelings for a certain boy in an orange parka . . . ( #1 in Stendy 12/06/23 ♡ ) ( #1 in Kenny 11/07/23 ♡) ( #1 in Kenjorine 28/07/23 ♡) ( #1 in Southparkfanfiction 28/07/23 ♡) ( #2 in Southpark 30/06/23 ♡ ) All characters are aged 18+ in this fan fiction unless stated otherwise ♡ THE COVER ART IS NOT MINE ! ! ! I do not know who it belongs to, but as a fellow artist I would love to know who so I can credit them and their beautiful piece of work properly ♡

Kenny McCormick needed a new girl for his prostitution business. Once "Marjorine" comes into the picture, his life was changed. Butters Scotch was bullied in high school for wearing high heels or dresses. But the only person that supported him was Kenny McCormick. Once he sees that the love of his life since high school needs a new prostitute, he changed himself into a girl to win Kenny's heart. ⚠️WARNINGS⚠️ •Possible bad grammar •Late on updates •BOY X BOY •Lots of sex and possibly violence Basically if you're a grammar naxi, DON'T READ! If you don't like late updates, DON'T READ! If you're homophobic or just don't like BL, DON'T READ!

Kenny has been in a coma ever since he was hit by a car while walking home from school in 11th grade. When he wakes up and goes back to school, he meets a girl he never met before and falls for her instantly. But something about her is just too familiar just a short story