Sonny

Christmas was past, and it had been a merry one. Now, everyone was out of the spirit, except for me. New Years was just around the corner, and I was going to throw an amazing party in the prop house, and invite everyone!

If, of course, they would just come.

It was the twenty-seventh of December. I had asked Tawni if she would come, and she said she would as long as she didn't have to wear anything stupid or partake in New Years Eve games. Grady and Nico were all for it from the get-go, and Zora…well, Zora.

However, when I asked everyone else I knew at the studio, they shot me down quick. There was just one more group I had yet to invite: the cast of Mackenzie Falls.

So now I was pacing the floor of the dressing room, just after rehearsal. I didn't really know anyone well at the Falls, except for Chad, and I knew he wouldn't come unless he couldn't. Stupid Chad…but I dialed his number anyways.

"CDC, what—"

"Hey, Chaaaaaaad?"

I heard a pause at the other end and then a sigh. "What do you want, Sonny?"

"Well, you see, we're having a New Years Eve party here at the So Random! prop house, and…"

"Not interested. CDC out."

"Wait, Chad! Ugh…" I called him back and he stupidly answered again. "You didn't even hear what I was going to say."

"I didn't need to," he explained. "You invited everyone you could, but no one's coming except your posse of gigglers. And you think that just because you had a one-time role with Chad Dylan Cooper on your show, you can invite the cast of the best teen drama ever to your little party."

"Gigglers, Chad? Really? Even you could get more creative than that."

"Listen. Us serious actors don't do 'New Years'. And if we did celebrate, it wouldn't be with Randoms."

"Please, Chad?" I begged, waiting desperately for a positive response.

He sighed. "Alright, I have more important things to attend to at current, so plead your case quickly and try to persuade us to join you in your merriment."

"Well…" Think on your feet, Sonny… "if you're gonna be like that, then…you're not invited anymore."

"No. No, Sonny, I see what you're trying to do here. It's not going to work this time."

"So then you know you're still invited?"

"Yeah!"

"And you're not as stupid as I take you for?"

"Exactly."

"So you're going, to prove you're not as stupid as I give you credit for."

"Got that right!"

"Good!"

"Good!"

"Fine!"

"Fine! CDC out!"

"See you at the party, Chad!" I smiled in triumph.

"Fine! Wait, what?"