When Cartman gets back from the mental hospital because everyone thinks he's schizophrenic for seeing 'Kenny's ghost,' Stan and Kyle noticed that he's way too mellow than the Cartman they used to know.

Surprise, brainless

Eric Cartman has been spoiled throughout his life. Tired of Liane 'degrading' him, that's when he decides to kill his mother because it's important to live the way he wants. He knows he's designed for greatness and his mother gets in the way of that. So he goes to Kyle's house to find some refuge in him. How long can he keep his poker face up?

Looking through the window, Johanna is standing at the train stop. As soon as I step out, I study her for a moment. There are holes in her clothes, her body looks so damn thin and I'd swear the Hunger Games were still on if the Revolution weren't over. / JONISS

His name is Tweek Tweak. He's a paranoid, die-hard coffee-addict and the person he least expects becomes his new addiction-his sweet addiction. Creek. Rating will change for future chapters.

Alex was fragile, much more than Piper initially thought, and that panicked thirty damn seconds left phone call proved it all. Piper/Alex

SLASH! Kyle's a writer, trying to dig into the thick skin of Eric Cartman. Maybe his heart isn't that cold, and maybe there was a reason he was a fat, racist, self-centered, intolerant, manipulating sociopath. Cartman/Kyle

We're not an open book. But hell, I like Katniss and maybe I'm being brainless for once. Katniss/Johanna AUish

Jack Frost had thought that he had gotten away from the nightmares, but when he realizes he can only keep up hope and joy by secretly using self-mutilation, he is soon faced to look at his new reflection-a shadowy black figure-that he does not believe is himself. He is not fear. He is not a nightmare, so why has a fogged up reflection of Pitch come back to haunt him?

Eating disorders. Drinking. Stealing. Abuse. It's a little messed up, and there's only so much Carly can take. Carly/Sam

It was hard enough dealing with Wendy and all the planning for the upcoming week, he didn't need his best friend acting like a giant douche too. Kyle used most of the drive home to think of how to fix this...this thing Stan had. What do friends even do to cheer each other up? /Stan;Kyle/

"So you wanna break up?" The words sliced through me like razor blades, and they were my own words. I'm supposed to be sharp as nails, but right now I'm only as sharp as a blunt pencil. I didn't want to use that line again. I don't want to break up with him for the third time, but what the hell am I supposed to do? How can I stop acting so damn vulnerable around him?

My name's Cat, and I have psychological problems. Cat-centric

Kenny often gets suicidal about the fact that he can't die. Stan's cynicism is just getting worse and he's in the hospital for a suicide attempt. Kyle's hurt that his friend won't even visit Stan. Kenny's hurt that no one remembers whenever he dies, and that Stan's getting all the comfort. Eric's pissed that everyone's bringing each other down. Stenny/Kyman

Jamie and the other kids have all grown up, and they're in high school now, but Jamie still believes in Jack Frost. He isn't afraid to let others know that he still believes in him, but he slowly starts realizing that since they're in high school now, he's gonna get hurt if he keeps on believing. For Jamie, he's growing up, but still believing.

I knew he was just bacon before. I wasn't an idiot. I wasn't jealous of him then either. I'm still not an idiot and I'm still not jealous of him. Sam Puckett just doesn't get jealous that easily, but he's not bacon to her anymore. A one-shot (for now) that follows up after iGoodbye.

"I'm the nerd?" He furrows his brows at me, his irritating little voice retorting back, but I can't really help but hang out with him because I'm trying to stop thinking about Carly. But Sam Puckett still isn't nice. This is a little "friendship" between Sam and Freddie that follows up after iGoodbye. Hope you like it!