A/N: Okay, so I kept seeing all of these 100 word challenge stories, and I had no clue what it was. So I tracked down HoLlIwOoDbOuNd13, and now I'm going to write my stories. Hope you like them!
Blue
I'm sitting the empty cafeteria, finishing my frozen yogurt. I had come late from cleaning up the set, and the rest of the So Random! cast had already left for the prop house.
As I take a mouthful of creamy deliciousness into my mouth, the door opens. I twist around in my seat, and have to cover my mouth to keep the yogurt from falling out with my laughter.
Picture this: Chad Dylan Cooper, completely blue in his usual suit. Blue skin, blue hair, blue eyebrows. He doesn't look that happy either. A fierce scowl is plastered on his face.
He stalks past me to the yogurt machine. "Don't say a word."
I laugh. "Okay. What happened to you?"
"Do you not understand what 'do not say a word' means?"
"Yes. Do not say one word. I didn't say one word."
He fills a cup with raspberry yogurt. "Whatever. We had a guest star."
I laugh again. "Got on his bad side?"
Chad walks over to my table and sits down in a chair, scowling down at his food. "It was a girl."
"Oh my gosh. Why did she turn you blue?"
Chad frowns and yanks on his hair. "I told the truth."
"What did you say?"
He glares at me. "I told her she can't act, and that she should be in Chuckle City, not the Falls."
I raise my eyebrows. "You really have to learn to think before you talk."
"Be quiet." He shovels yogurt into his mouth.
"Blue is a really good color on you," I tease.
He narrows his eyes at me, and abruptly stands up, holding his yogurt cup. Slowly, he walks over to the other side of the table.
"Chad, what are you-" I didn't get to finish, because yogurt suddenly was trickling down my hair and onto my forehead. I scream.
"CHAD! YOU ARE SO DEAD!"
He smirks at me. "Yogurt looks good on you."
I stand up, and yogurt goes down the back of my shirt. I shudder.
"You have a five second head-start," I growl.
His eyes widen, and he bolts it out of the commissary.
I grin and chase after him. Who said blue was depressing?