Hello Fanfictioners! I hope you enjoy this story because I had fun writing it, even if it is really short. Remember to review! (P.S. if I do not get back to you right away I am going camping)
-A.
Tawni POV
I walked into the prop house after my near endless search for Sonny only to find her sitting on the couch in the arms of Chad Dylan Cooper. I should have known. Those two are attached at the hip anymore. They were talking and laughing as usual, it actually makes me sick sometimes, but I chose not to bring it up because I have other more important things to worry about. I interrupted them sarcastically, "Aren't you two just adorable?"
"What's up Tawni?" Sonny asked startled by my sudden appearance, apparently my entrances are no longer of interest to them.
"Sonny I need to ask you something. I met this really cute guy and he asked me out, but he wants me to pick what we do. I have no idea what to do, so I need suggestions from you two love birds."
Sonny thought for a minute looking into Chad's eyes, "Oh Chad, do you remember that time we went to that place with the dolphins and you…"
"Oh yah that was great. We had the best time. Oh or that time at that place with…" he said.
Before Sonny finished, "The sunset, aw, that was amazing and the food was great too." Sonny turned to me for the first time saying, "Tawni how about you…oh no that didn't work that well. Do you remember that place we went to with that strange guy?"
Great now she's back to Chad again. Why am I even here? Am I really only worth four seconds now? Chad thought about it, "Oh yah that was crazy."
"Hello people English please," I said starting to get beyond annoyed.
"The best date I was ever on was…" Sonny started.
Then, the two halves of the same brain looked at each other and said, "…the swings."
I got up from the chair and made my way to the door giving up any hope of getting an answer that meant anything to me. Before leaving I said, "Well for your information, I am going to that place from that time with those people."
They just looked at each other like 'What is she talking about?' Chad circled his finger near his head in a 'She's crazy' gesture. I stormed off fed up with their inability to formulate complete sentences with descriptive verbs and nouns like normal people. I muttered under my breath on the way down the hall, "Crazy Channy with their stupid 'In' jokes."