Sonny Munroe's New BFF
A/N: Thank you for the nice reviews! This chapter is based on the park I have in my neighborhood. So enjoy!
Summary: When Sonny jokes about herbest friend, Lucy, Lucy doesn't want to be friends anymore. Can Sonny find the inner friend in a special someone on stage two?
Disclaimer: I don't own Sonny with a Chance.
Chad's POV:
I was making Sonny wait for what we were going to do together. I was sure she was going to enjoy the activity we had in store. We weren't doing it until tomorrow; she was going out of her mind trying to figure out what we were doing. Today, we were going for a walk in the park. I know it sounded romantic and something only a couple would do, but she agreed and…
And… I think I might like Sonny. I figured out that I didn't like her before because we spent so much time fighting that I never really saw it. But now that we're friends (I mean BFF) I have gotten to see the nicer side of Sonny. The happy, sunny side of Sonny. I was picking her up at four o'clock and it was three. She made me promise this would be nothing like a date. She said no holding hands, no looking into each other's eyes, and definitely no manipulating her into liking me.
I was looking in the mirror trying to make myself look presentable. I had just waked up from a nap. Chad Dylan Cooper doesn't take naps. I felt so tired from the morning run I take every morning. Hey, CDC has to stay in shape. My perfect blonde hair had turned into a bird's nest. My clothes had wrinkled up so much. This would never work I had to change.
I had decided on a white t-shirt with a red button down shirt on top. It was a long sleeved shirt, so I decided on rolling up the sleeves. I tried brushing my hair, but it just kept poofing up. So I brushed it down one more time and hair sprayed it in. I was wearing denim jeans with white converse shoes. I was walking down the halls of So Random! I looked around the halls making sure no one could see me. Sonny assured me that all the So Random! losers were out, I made sure anyway.
I knocked on Sonny's dressing room door.
"Just a minute!" She yelled. I could hear her foot steps slowly coming toward the door.
"Hi," I said when she opened the door. She was wearing the shirt I bought for her yesterday at the mall. It looked cute on her.
"Hey!" She said back.
"Uhh, are you ready?" Why was I getting so nervous? This wasn't a date anyway, it was just two BFF's walking around the park.
"Yeah. Hold on just a minute." She walked back into her dressing room. I walked in after her and she was putting on big golden hoop earrings.
"What are you doing? You said this wasn't a date so you don't have to dress up." She put the second earring on her ear.
"I know, but my mom gave me these earrings and they go with the shirt. Thank you again by the way."
"No problem." She got up and grabbed her cell and put it in her pocket.
"Let's go!" She told me and we left.
Sonny's POV:
The park was outside Hollywood so there weren't any paparazzi to spot us. We took his car again and we talked a little on the way there.
"Tawni was really jealous of my new shirt today."
"Ha. She should be."
"What's that's supposed to mean?" Did he think it looked good on me?
"Umm, nothing." I wasn't going to pressure him anymore. He was already gripping and regripping the steering wheel. I pressed the buttons on the radio to channel 12. Normally, he would slap my hands away and tell me not to touch his baby, his precious car. But, now I guess he was too nervous to notice.
"I told you this wasn't a date." I tried to relax him.
"I know," he said, a little shaky though.
"Then stop being nervous."
"I'm not nervous."
"Fine."
"Fine."
"Good."
"Good." We busted out into laughter.
"I'm not nervous," he sounded normal again.
"Sure. Okay. Whatever." I turned whatever song was playing on the radio up. It was I Do Not Hook Up! By Kelly Clarkson. We pulled up into a parking space in front of the park. I opened the door of his car to get out and so did he. The park was empty; no one was there. It was peaceful and quiet. All you could hear was the creaking of the swings going back and forth. There was a slide and monkey bars. The playing area of the park was surrounded by a side walk.
We walked up to the side walk and started walking around the park.
"This is beautiful," I said.
"Just like me," he said back. I smacked his shoulder. I laughed, "What?" He asked.
"I just can't believe you're that conceited."
"And I can't believe you're that happy."
"What's wrong with being happy?"
"Nothing, but no one is happy all the time."
"Well if you're a naturally happy person then you can be happy all the time. Do you think it's bad that I am happy all the time?"
"I never said that."
"You implied it."
"No I didn't."
"So are you saying that you like it that I am happy all the time?"
"I never said that either," he looked over towards the swings. "Come with me he said."
Chad's POV:
She followed me over to the swings. I pointed a finger at the swing seat for her to sit and she shook her head.
"Please?"
"Fine," she said. She sat down on the swing seat and I walked around to the back of her. I pushed her back gently for a while then grabbed the swing handles and pulled her back. "Chad, no!" she told me but I didn't listen. She gripped the handles for dear life as I pulled her forward. I pulled her back once more and let go. She flew almost all the way up. Her facial expression showed me she was scared so I when she came back I grabbed the handles and stopped her.
"Sorry," I apologized. Wait, I apologized?
"S'okay. I have just been afraid of going up that high since I was little and flipped over the bar, let go and broke my arm."
"Ouch," was all I could say.
"Yeah," she said.
"Let's go for something a little simpler." I took her hand a led her to the slide.
"Rule #1, no holding hands."
"O, right," I dropped her hand. She climbed up to the top and slid down. I was standing in front of the slide without knowing I was in her way. When she came to the end, she fell into my arms.
Wow.
A/N: I didn't know how to end it, but more coming soon! R&R, please! Thank you so much!
~FlowerBud~