Disclaimer: Don't own Sonny with a chance and I never will. :L
Summary: It's been three years since Chad left Hollywood for Rhode Island. When he returns, he and Sonny have a catch up but will he be able to leave her again after leaving her once. Channy
Title: Sonny with a chance of losing you
A/N: Wowowowowow, thank you so fricken much for the reviews! It means so much. Here's chapter two but it'll be two weeks until the next update because I'm going on holiday! Sorry.
Chapter 2-Day 2
Chad woke, his blue eyes fluttering open and settling on the slim arm that draped across his body. He tangled his fingers with hers and dropped a kiss to her hand. She began to stir, fidgeting a little but staying within his arms.
"Morning." She muttered beneath heaps of sleepily dazed dreams. "Sleep well?" He nodded, yawning as though he'd only just woken up.
"Yeah, thanks. You?" She also nodded but didn't add anything. Her head lifted and her eyes opened to meet his. She moved to rest almost on top of him. "Good. What do you wanna do today?" His eyes traced her body. She was perfect. Her long brown curls tumbled over her shoulder, the ends brushing over his chest.
"It's up to you. We could go somewhere I suppose." Her eyes fluttered closed but then opened again. Her hand fell onto the position Chad had placed it in, the beating and pulsing of his heart through her hand and up her arm to her heart. Her slow and steady breaths coupled with his and he pressed his lips to hers. He couldn't resist thee urge to just hold her close and kiss her all day but they only had two weeks to cram in three years of being apart. He smiled against her lips and pushed off him. When she almost fell off the bed, he grabbed her wrist and pulled her back. The realisation that he'd pulled to hard occurred when they were both laid on the floor in fits of laughter, Sonny on top of Chad, her hair covering her face, his fringe in skew-whiff directions. Sonny rolled off him and laid next to him, staring at the colour of her ceiling change as the sun shone then disappeared. It had snowed the night before and thick layers of white slicked across the lawn and pavements in perfect, untouched blankets.
"I know where we'll go. That is if my car will start. You get ready and meet me in the living room in ten?" She nodded and pecked his lips once more. When she met him, she stared at him. He looked so perfect, his hair was perfect and in position, he was wearing the necklace she bought him two years ago for Christmas when she got him for Secret Santa. He'd said he just liked it but he wore it every single day and refused to take it off. It consisted of two dog tags with 'Chad Dylan Cooper' on one and Sonny Munroe on the other. When he'd been given it, it had been blank but he'd had her name inscribed on it when they'd started being more than friends and he completely fell in love with her.
He grabbed her hand and dragged her across the undisturbed snow, leaving his footprints followed by hers. She giggled and ran in front of him, tripping him up and bursting into hysterics when he landed with a thud.
"Oh yeah, you think this is funny do you? Biatch!" He grinned and tripped her up exactly as she had to him. This time, she fell next to him and curled up on his side. The freezing sensation of the snow against her made her shiver but she smiled and snuggled closer to him when he wrapped an arm around her shoulder. "Come on! We don't have time!" He jumped up and pulled along after him, slightly skidding where the road bent a little.
"Chad, where are we going?" He was silent, the simple but soothing noise of his panting breaths being the only noise that was audible. They arrived outside a small sweet shop. Chad held the door open for her and the instant heat and aroma of melted chocolate and warm fudge hit her. She stared at the many shelves stacked with so many different flavours and colours. Chocolates from different continents, sweets wrapped individually in a rainbow of colours, her eyes lit up as she stared at them. Chad slid his arms around her waist and rested his head on her shoulder.
"You like it?" She nodded, placing her hands over his and squeezing slightly. "Good." He grinned and pecked her on the cheek before taking her hand and dragging her across the shop to a huge cabinet with many chocolate covered products. Strawberries and marshmallows were her favourite. He picked up a bag and the tongues and handed them to her. "Pick whatever you want." She quizzically scanned the open cabinet, picking some strawberries, marshmallows, fudge and blackberries and handing them to Chad.
"Thank you." Her arms wrapped around his waist, her lips brushing his softly. When they were back into the cold air of Hollywood in winter, Chad took her hand and straightened her hat. It was woolly and had two balls on the top which were the ears and a panda's face was imprinted on the actual hat. She has also a matching scarf and gloves. The warm feeling of the close-knit fabric melted away all feelings of worry and sadness. All that mattered was Sonny.
"How about home? We haven't actually talked about what we did in the three years?" She nodded and rested her head on his shoulder, slowly rolling her feel over the melting snow, wondering what had gotten into Chad. He was so interested in her; everything else had faded into the background. Like the fact that it was snowing. Chad was a big kid inside and any form of evidence that Christmas wasn't too far away made him jump with joy inside. Or the fact that Connie had had her hair cut. He didn't care. He only cared about her. Sonny pushed the door open and smiled, pouncing onto the sofa and turning on some music. "Didn't know you were a Paramore fan, The Only Exception? I like this song. It reminds me of us." He smirked and sat next to her, pushing off his shoes and sitting cross-legged to face her.
"Yep, I like it too. It reminds me of you." She blushed slightly and averted her eyes to the door, thinking how quick she could run away if she completely embarrassed herself with any more cheesy comments. "So!" The typical ice-breaker was in action. She was unsure just how many times she'd apply the quick usage of so to break an awkward silence before dark.
"So… Sonny, tell me how you filled the last three years?" Sonny sighed and shrugged her shoulders like she always did when she didn't want to say the answer she was thinking. "Well…?" She looked up, her lips twitching with anticipated words.
"I waited for you." Her voice cracked again. Suddenly, the door looked really tempting to her. She stood and wandered into the kitchen, finding the tears that rolled forward whenever Chad asked about the three years she spent alone making their expected appearance. He tried out words and broken sentences in his mind but he couldn't speak them, he just couldn't. He thought about going to her, telling her that it would be okay but he had just under two weeks left with the girl he would give up everything for and he had no idea how to fill it.
"Sonny?" He mumbled after ten minutes of an awkward silence. "Sonny, c'mon what's up?" She staggered back over to him, her eyes evidently had been pouring out tears. "Oh my God, Sonny!" He pulled her close, his arms a safety barricade against all that could hurt her. She pulled away; she summoned some form of strength that made her pull away from him.
"I'm alright." She whispered and stared at the fading daylight. "We should go and watch the sunset. Could you drive in this weather?" Chad paused, staring at the fresh snow that had poured from the sky four hours before.
"I could try."
"That's good enough for me, I have life insurance. Let's go!" Her hand slid over his and dragged him out of the door. The drive was taken in an absolute silence… again. To say they had spent three years apart, a nice, comfortable silence was becoming evident in more than one occasion. He pulled up the car just off the highway facing the beach. The sun was beginning to peak down behind the freezing sea. Sonny's eyes shone like fireflies in the dimming light, the look of pure amazement displayed on her face. Chad frowned.
How could he leave this all behind?
A/N: As you know I'll be disappearing for 2 weeks. :-( but I'll be back soon and updating so have a good holiday everyone! And Happy Summer!
Much Love,
Mrs Old Gregg!