Stan Marsh has it all, a good home life now that his parents finally got marriage counseling, great friends, and a beautiful girlfriend by the name of Wendy Testaburger. But one day, while out with his best friend Kyle, he discovers something about himself he never noticed before, will he be able to confess these feelings or will he keep them buried and go back to his normal life? Warning⚠️ •Smut •Angst •Violence •Homophobia (both internal and external) •Mature Languages •Most characters will try and stay cannon personality wise. Unless I change them for plot convenience, which I probably will, so please don't hate me •This is my first ever book. Please excuse any grammatical errors

Kenny McCormick is always looking for another girl to flirt with. He's had too many girlfriends to keep count, but that all changes when Kenny realizes he suddenly catches feelings for a long-time friend Butters. But Kenny can't love Butters. After all, Butters is pure and innocent, and Kenny is far from it. What will Kenny do to prevent these feelings, or will he go after his desires and possibly destroy the last innocent man in South Park? This is a sequel/side book to my first I Can't Love Him, and is part of a continuing plot through multiple books. It can be read as a stand-alone, but I suggest you go read the first for a few things to make more sense. Warning⚠️ •Smut •Angst •Violence •Homophobia (both internal and external) •Mature Languages •Most characters will try and stay cannon personality wise. Unless I change them for plot convenience, which I probably will, so please don't hate me