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Now Chapter one. Unbelievable.

So here I was again sitting in the lounge, daydreaming, when I didn't need to be. I had the dream I wanted, but right now I was dreaming of the past. What I had left behind, home. I have what I wanted most, but sometimes it just didn't seem so great.

I was one of the stars of my favorite hit television show, So Random! Nico, Grady, and Zora were great friends. Lately I was even getting along with Tawni, something that rarely happens. There was Chad Dylan Cooper, and our weird relationship. A love/hate relationship really with lot more hate then love.

I sighed frustrated, my life was what I wanted it to be but I couldn't help but to stop and start thinking about all i had left behind. My family, my best friends, the wonderful town I had spent my whole life in. especially lately my almost, sorta, kinda ex-boyfriend Andrew. That was only because of the way things had been left off between us. He had told me that he wasn't sure he could do a long distance relationship but he added he didn't want to lose me forever either.

I hadn't been sure of what to expect but I hadn't talked to him since the day I left. When he hugged me tightly and given me a soft, sweet kiss goodbye.

I sigh again and threw my head into my hands.

"Sonny not so Sunny I see."

I kept my face buried in my hands, trying my best to ignore him. Staying silent only made me be able to hear his footsteps get closer and closer towards where I was sitting. This is so not what I need right now, I thought to myself.

"So, whats got you so down in the dumps?"

I looked up, straight into his sparkling blue eyes that sometimes seem so welcoming and other times when they pierce straight through me. My throat closed momentarily. This was the effect he sometimes had on me, and I always hated it.

"Why do you even care Chad?" I had to ask, because Chad Dylan Cooper doesn't care for anyone but himself. Ever.

He smirked at me. Thats same smirk that seems to never leave his face. "Well I don't, but humor me please."

"Ha. Yeah right. You'll just find some way to use this against me."

"Oh, Come on Sonny, just tell me. I promise I wont use it against you. I'll even be serious." He replied, and stopped smirking, doing his best to look solemn as he sat down next to me of the couch."

"Well, if you must know. Its about a guy."

His eyebrows shot up. "A guy? Which Guy? Is he famous? Do I know him?" He fired out questions sounding almost jealous.

I didn't know what to think of his reaction so decided to put it off till later. "No, you wouldn't know him. Hes an old flame." I said, sighing softly. "He said he'd call, but he hasn't."

He reached out toward me, to put his hand on my shoulder to give me comfort, but at the last second he changed his mind and retracted it. "Well this guy sounds like a real loser. Plus now you have me to look at." He started off so sincere but just ended up reverting back to his obnoxious, cocky ways.

"Unbelievable. For a second there, I thought you were showing real emotion. Apparently I was dead wrong. I usually am with you."

He scoffed at me. "Oh whatever. He is some stupid loser from Wisconsin. He isn't worth it."

"You are such a jerk!" I shouted standing up.

He stood up and got right in my face. "What, you know I am right. Plus, its not like you talked to him"

"Fine, I will call him right now." I said challengingly

"Will not."

Watch me." I said and began to dial the familiar number and waited, holding my breath as it started to ring. One ring. Two rings. It was on the third ring. I was on the verge of giving up hope and hanging up.

That was until he answered the phone. His memorable voice answered. "Hello?" He sounded annoyed and bored.

I breathed a sigh of relief and broke into a wide grin. I made a face at Chad and answered him. "Hey Andy."

Chad mouthed his name and began to pretend to gag. I rolled my eyes and turned away from him.

"Sonny?!" Andrew exclaimed loudly. "Sonny, is it really you? How have you been? God, I have missed your voice."

I couldn't help it and blurted out, "If you missed my voice so much, then why haven't you called me?" I instantly regretted it.

"What do you mean?" He paused for a moment. "Sonny, I called you everyday for the first two weeks you left. And everyday I got the same message saying 'This number is no longer in service. Thank you'. It took me another week for me to give up hope of talking to you again."

I bit my lower lip as I remembered I got a new phone when I moved. I had completely forgotten.

"You have?" I asked, still disbelieving.

"Of course I have Sonny. I realized that I made a mistake the minute you stepped on the plane."

Tears welled up in my eyes, spilling over and trickling down my face.

Chad, who had been watching me intensely, looked alarmed as I began to quietly cry. He took my free hand in his own and I left it there. It seemed so nice and warm against my cold hands.

"Your sure?" I asked him.

"Positive." his voice booming, even through the phone.

I swallowed loudly and I stopped crying saying, "Well, I have to go. I guess I will talk to you later sometime."

"You can count on it. Now that I have your number, I will give you a call later tonight."

"Bye."

"Bye Sunshine." He said, using the old nickname he had used for me. I could even hear the smile in his voice.

I clicked end and stood there momentarily, replaying the event that had just happened. I was zoning out when I felt Chad Dylan Cooper squeeze my hand he was holding.

He turned to face me, looking straight into my eyes and looked concerned, which was strange for him.

I was surprised as he dropped my hand, and his shockingly muscled arms snaked around my waist, pulling me into a tight embrace.

I was still surprised, but I didn't fight it, I did the opposite of what we both thought I would do.

My arms involuntarily went around his neck, gripping his shoulders. I leaned in close putting my head in the crook of his neck and shut my eyes, losing myself in the moment.

He lightly squeezed my waist and snuggled closer to me, if that was even possible.

"I am so sorry Sonny." I heard Chad whisper in my ear.

My eyes popped open and I wondered what he meant.