The Roadtrip
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Ongoing, First published Oct 19, 2024
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8th grade south Park kids go on a field trip up to a camp site. They'll stay for 7 days, two kids pair up for rooms. Kyle was gonna room with Kenny, but Kenny ended up rooming with butters, Stan was gonna room with Wendy, but she ended up going with Bebe, Cartman got his own room because he's a fatass, So the two had no other choice but to room with each other. They didn't hate each other, they've just grown a bit, and have changed their childish ways. The trip up there was 5 hours, and they'd be staying for a week. Only problem is, How would Stan hide his addictions from Kyle? I mean his Self harm blade wouldn't be hard to hide, he could just hide it in a drawer or his bags, His alcohol however, that may be hard to hide.


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