'Why do I still love you?' Stan keeps asking himself. Looking at Kyle, hearing Kyle, thinking of Kyle, it brought back all the pain Stan went through loving him as kids. The pain of not being able to hold him, to kiss him, to touch him, he wanted Kyle. But Covid tore them apart in a way that would never be forgotten unless it was erased from his mind completely. ----------------------------------------- 'Why do I feel this way? Kyle looks at his ex-friend Stan in pure confusion. Questioning himself as he feels the cringe butterflies in his stomach rumbling. He's only felt this way before once, and that was with the same man he currently couldn't pull his eyes away from in the fourth grade. He was too young to feel this way towards him, so this must be a fluke. Right? ----- SOUTH PARK POST COVID ----- -All is told strictly from Kyle and Stan's perspectives -[I claim no ownership of the characters or story, or art used for the cover. I'm just a single gay boy who finds comfort in fictional characters in a happy relationship]- -(I started writing this while tripping balls on weed during one of my depressive episodes, so try to ignore the bad writing and mistakes). -I do also recommend reading the story while watching the Post Covid special. I tried really hard to match the dialog and scenes, but I had to add more and edit or take some parts out because it wouldn't work with the relationship between Stan and Kyle building at the same time. But I tried hard and hopefully I made an entertaining story. Read with caution because it's not great but I tried.