it is very important to me that the main four grows up attached at the hip
like they hate each other. they love each other. they're each other's entire world, and there is no way they'd ever truly seperate
Kyle gets a spot in this big, fancy, college, and even though he hates it, he goes. finds himself a little flat, and is as miserable as anything, but stubborn as all hell about it, and then one day, he comes home and they're just there
at first they just move in, but it devolves into a nightmare like, instantly. Cartman and Kyle nearly kill each other on the daily. Kenny is getting antsy, and Stan will not stop lying on the floor and getting in the way
so one day Kenny just sits them down and tells them, point blank, that they need to move. they need something bigger, with more space, with more doors
it's not easy. Kyle is busy with college, Kenny works late hours, Stan is floundering. Cartman is the one who figures it all out, finds this place with space for all of them, with a suspiciously cheap rent, and none of them really cares enough to ask why
they figure it out. Kyle and Stan ends up sharing a room, still best friends, and Cartman and Kenny gets their own, which, honestly, is probably for the best. Kenny brings home people, sleeps around, and Cartman is- Cartman
and they grow up like that, as tight knit as always, as attached at the hip as they've always been, messy and fucked up and a disaster no one understands
and maybe one day they wake up, bundled together in one room, Stan and Kyle's bed shoved together, yet barely enough space for the four of them. maybe some things changes, like Kenny not bringing people back, or Kyle and Cartman's fight ending up in the bed more often than not
but nothing that matters changes. they're still four fuck ups from South Park, attached at the hip, as stuck in each other's orbit as when they were kids, running around in a quiet little mountain town
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