An awkward boy moves in right across from Craig's house, and he can't help but feel an overwhelming curiosity toward him-one he desperately wants to smother until it disappears. But things take a turn in the opposite direction when that very boy shows up at his door, a massive instrument in hand, ready to spend three days a week under his roof. The more Craig wants him gone, the closer they become. Or, where Tweek starts teaching Tricia how to play the cello, and Craig just can't get him out of his head.

The Tweaks had to move again and Tweek just hoped this was finally gonna be home. This is a journey through Tweek's school year, while Craig just didn't have any reason to care about school. What will happen when these two meet. Wait and see! There will be depictions of self harm and bullying in this story. As well as minor weight gain, as a headcanon of mine is Tweek is on the chubby side. However none are the main theme. This is mainly a fluff story, but this is South Park after all, so there will be swearing. Criticism is welcome, as I'm super rusty when it comes to writing. This is my first Creek fanfic I've ever written and also the first thing I've written since high school. This will be far from the best fanfic, but I loved writing it! And a special thanks to Li N' Arts on instagram for allowing me to use a piece I commissioned as a temp cover! Her instagram: https://instagram.com/li_n_arts?igshid=dhbnxs7mui9u All rights to the South Park characters belong to their rightful owners All song lyrics belong to their rightful owners

**COMPLETED** Craig Tucker, the infamous stoic teenager of South Park, had a secret habit of needing to know everything about everyone. Every piece of dirty laundry, every skeleton in someone's closet, every truth that was supposed to be someone's secret never remained a secret from Craig. He knew everything about everyone except for a twitchy, anxiety-driven boy named Tweek Tweak, who somehow remained a mystery to him. As his curiosity grew stronger and he became closer to Tweek, he didn't expect that getting closer to him would change everything.