Author's Note: YAY!!! Today I got a snow day, and its Friday so I had time to write! I started naming the chapters but then decided against it, and just to name the parts instead. hope that's okay. Okay. Now for ideas, you don't need to give me anymore… I already have the next two chapters planned. But if I need your help I'll ask! Okay well…as for this chapter it's not major, and goes in Tawni's point of view for a while. I have a limit of 2,000 words per chapter so I stopped kind of early. Hope you like it anyways! =]

Chapter 7

Part 1

Tawni Town Really Is One Heck of a Town

Sonny's Point of View

I'm not as mad at him as I should be. I was more disgusted with myself. To let myself fall for that, to let him win… and the worst part of it all… is I can't understand why I liked him. I really can't. It's like every part that I did like of him… was erased by the part of him I hated. I never understood why I always fell for jerks. It's like I just get attracted to them automatically. I fell for it so many times. But I honestly believed that with Chad, it was different, that he really truly did feel the same way. I realized that I had been standing there for probably ten minutes just staring at the door he slammed in my face.

"Sonny," Tawni said in a small voice. I needed her. I knew at this moment, I couldn't be mad at her. "Are you okay?" she asked me, knowing the answer already.

I turned to look at her. She stood there with such concern in her eyes. I shook my head a fierce no. Tawni looked around her, thinking for a minute. I looked too. Grady and Nico were speechless too, but they were trying to act as if nothing happened by sitting on the couch watching sports. No cheers were involved. Zora climbed back into her vent leaving the drama. It's a good thing she did. She's young, no one that young needs this kind of pressure.

When Tawni finished thinking, she looked back at me and sighed, "Let's go to my house." I nodded and mouthed thanks to her. Tawni took her phone out, "Marshall, me and Sonny won't be here for the rest of the day. Yes I know we have rehearsals today, but I DON'T CARE! We need our girl time!"

I cannot believe Tawni just shouted at Marshall for me. I gave her a small smile. "Thanks Tawni, but really—"

"Shut up, don't even say the crap, 'Oh I'm really fine, and you don't need to come with me' stuff, because you're not fine and I'm coming with you and that's final."

I smiled at her again, one of my full smiles. And we walked out of the door to her pink Mercedes.

Tawni's Point of View

The drive in the car began awkward, so I'm assuming it will end awkward until we reach my house. The fight was really bad. This was not their usual banter encounter things. And the worst part is…

it was my entire fault. I wish I never sent the tape to Santiago. And Sonny was so hurt, I wanted to turn the car around and just beat up Chad. But she really needed me. And so of course, in the end, when she needs me, I'm here. I wonder what Chad said to her. I hope he didn't swear at her. That would mean I would have to kill him and go to jail for it instead of just a simple beating. And pretty girls like me can't go to jail!! I sighed and looked at Sonny instead of the road real quick. She wasn't crying like I thought she'd be. But then again she could be holding it until we get there. I honestly didn't want to go to my house, but I tried to think of a place where there were zero memories of Chad. I was going to go to Sonny's apartment, but then I remember Chad bursted in during my horrible date. So, that plan didn't work out.

When I pulled in the driveway I expected her to say, "Oh what a beautiful house Tawni especially for the prettiest girl in the world!"

But instead Sonny just didn't say anything, and looked dully at her feet. Chad is so dead.

I didn't want to give her a tour because I know she wouldn't be up for that. Instead I led her straight to my hot pink, light pink room.

"Nice room," she said looking around. Clearly we were both not interested in my room.

"What did he say?" I asked her quietly, breaking the silence. "What did he whisper to you I mean?"

She didn't cry like I thought she would. Instead she gave a weak, hurt, smile. "He said that he played the charm. He was right; every girl falls for it,"

I nodded at this slowly. "But what did he actually say?" I understood that she was blaming herself here, but that doesn't mean he's right.

"No, no, that's exactly what he said. 'Chad Dylan Cooper just played the charm, and he was right, every girl falls for it.' That's what he whispered to me." She said casually. It was scary… it looked like she was about to lose it right in the middle of my room.

"And what are you going to do?" I asked her still standing awkwardly. I sat on my bed and she sat beside me.

"I don't know," she said and then the tears came out. I wanted to cry too. And so I did, I cried because of how bad it was to see Sonny crying. I thought I would never see her cry, apart from the time that she was screaming get out to Chad.

"Why are you crying?" she wiped away her tears and looked at me like I was crazy.

"Sonny, the situation was…horrible. And it was all my fault!" And then I cried again.

"No, no, it's not your fault, it's not," She reassured me with her arm around me. Why is she trying to comfort me? It should be the other way around. "Listen," she told me. "I'm pretty sure that even if you didn't send in the tape, me and Chad would've still had that argument."

She was wrong, I was pretty sure that Chad did love her. I could tell, it's just all Sonny can believe is his lies, not the truth that he shows her. I was mad at Chad, don't get me wrong. But I understand where he's coming from. He was tired of being called a jerk when he knows that he showed Sonny his real side, and I guess he just snapped and got mad at her. I was tired of being called dumb but I didn't snap yet. I didn't tell her this though. This was me and Sonny's time to complain about how lame guys were, and how much they suck.

A few hours have gone by of complaining, and it was almost 6:30pm. "Do you want to sleepover?" blurting it out to her.

She gave me a large grin and nodded enthusiastically. We gave each other makeovers, did our nails, and watched sad love movies.

It was the best sleepover, just because it was so typical and perfect everyway.

"Sonny," I said to her during the Notebook. "Can I call you my best friend?" I don't know what got a hold of me. I'm never this nice, but Sonny needed it for one day.

"Only if I can call you mine," she said with her big grin. "Tawni," she started just like I had. "Thanks for this."

I nodded at her, "You needed it. But," I quickly interrupted, holding a finger up. "Just don't be surprised if I'm not this nice all the time okay?"

She smiled and nodded, while she went back to the movie. I did too, and of course we both cried during the ending.

Sonny's Point of View

Tawni's sleepover was amazing! I never thought she could even be that nice. But I'm pretty sure she'll be her usual self today. I walked into the prop house with a smile plastered on my face. It was fake for sure. I still didn't forget what Chad did to me. But I didn't want Nico, Grady, and Zora to worry. And as far as I know, yester day with me and Tawni, never happened. So, here I go with a fake smile. Everything's okay I told myself faking it as I said it.

Part 2

Stupidest Man Alive

Chad's Point of View

I walked into the cafeteria with my cast, and sat down acting with all pride like I usually do. I walked in line, not looking at Sonny's table beside me at all, and asked Brenda for the usual 14oz. steak, with the garlic red skin mashed potatoes. I took it back to my table, and stared at it for a while. Suddenly, I wasn't feeling all that hungry.

"Hey dude, what's up?" Ferguson asked me. He plays Trevor on the show. "You look a little down." Is this guy, trying to be my friend. That's just a role, so I would appreciate it if he stopped.

"Chad Dylan Cooper? Down?" I scoffed, laughing. "No, not at all." I turned my head quickly at the laughter behind me. I saw Sonny laughing along with her cast mates. I was jealous that she could leave me feeling down even when I'm the best actor ever, and have her feeling and perky towards her cast mates. Sonny's eye caught mine really quickly. I looked away back to my food. I realized I couldn't be here. I couldn't deal with her in the same room. I felt the tension, even if we were tables apart, it was still there. I stood up, for no reason. My cast looked at me like I was insane. I ignored them and left the room as quickly as possible without running. When I got out to an empty hallway, I started to run to my dressing room. Yes, run. Chad Dylan Cooper will run when he's upset okay?!

I opened my door and didn't bother to close it. I was mad. Not at Sonny, she's just perfect right? Mad at myself. I looked at the mirror again and suddenly I never wanted to look in the mirror again. I know okay, I'm Chad Dylan Cooper, and without a mirror who am I? But right now, I'm mad. So naturally I took the closest, solid thing next to me. I looked in my hand and saw the Tween Weekly Award. Hah, that's ironic. I ignored my thoughts though. Using my right hand that held the award, I started smashing the mirror in front of me, bang after bang, until the mirror was shattered into a million pieces. I let out a deep breath when I was done, and sat down in the chair to look at the smashed mirror in front of me. "I've got to be the stupidest man in the universe." I muttered to myself.

"Can't say I disagree," I turned my head and looked at Tawni. Then she saw my mirror. "Wow," she breathed amazed. "Chad Dylan Cooper broke his mirror; I never thought I'd live to see the day."

I laughed dryly, "Ha-ha. Well we all know how Sonny," I spat out her name, "can change people."

She laughed dryly too then calmed down, "Well if it helps, Sonny's got to be the stupidest girl alive too." Tawni told me.

"Sonny is not…stupid," I replied automatically. Isn't this supposed to be Sonny's best friend?

She sighed, "I know she's not, but I just can't believe she actually thought you were playing the charm." Sonny actually believed that lie? "I can't believe she believed that lie," Blondie said reading my mind.

"I'm going to say it one more time," she looked at me very serious while she pointed a finger at me walking closer. I gulped, Tawni was crazy. "Why are you still standing here?" she whined it instead of yelling or hitting me. "You love Sonny, I can tell that, and even after your fight yesterday, for some reason, she loves you. So do you know now why I had to say it?" I stared at her, and I almost smiled, but there really wasn't time to.

I nodded, "Where is she?"

She smiled at me widely. Suddenly, I was glad that Sonny had friends like her. "She left to go home after you left the cafeteria."

I walked hurriedly past her, leaving her standing in my dressing room, with mirror bits all over the floor. I halted really fast for a second and turned around and looked at Tawni, "Thanks."

She nodded, "Go, go, go!" she rushed me off with her hand.

I smiled and walked out side. Chastity was outside talking to Portlyn. They both stopped me, "Where are you going?" Chastity asked me.

I smiled widely at them, "To go get my Sonny."

Author's Note: I actually was going to make this chapter longer, but I wanted to stick to my limit of 2,000 words per chapter. And it was running over, but I might have one up later today or tomorrow. Wasn't really a major chapter… but I did like that Chad broke his mirror. Honestly I always wanted to break a mirror. =]