"My compliments from me to you on this your most intriguing hat consider this a substitute, a bat in place of this old rat." :) Nightmare Before Christmas: my favorite Disney movie ever. I was sick the past few days, so that is all I have been watching besides SWAC.

Who can't wait for March 14th? I am so glad we finally have an airdate. Anyway, I got the idea for Sonny and Chad's landing spot from a place I went last weekend with my friends and something that really happened to us. Enjoy and I own zip.

Sonny with a Chance of Skydiving

Chapter Ten (Chad's POV)

Okay, so I am about to jump out of an airplane going 200 miles per hour headed towards some unknown destination along with the girl I just might have a tiny crush on. Nope, I don't see any reason why I should be nervous.

Besides, I think Sonny has the nervous job down just fine. I picked up my water bottle and took a sip. Maybe the liquid will reassure any last minute nerves.

"Is the final cute couple ready?" The scary pilot man asked.

As soon as I heard the "cute couple" part, I started choking on the water. What gave him the impression we were a couple?! We are just two friends -I mean co-workers- who are being forced to skydive together! Nothing more, nothing less.

Sonny's chocolate brown eyes bugged out. "Uh, sure. But we aren't a couple." She said, and proceeded to slide about two inches away from where I was coughing on the water and got up to reach for her harness.

I finally managed to regain my posture and set down the water bottle to reach for the harness also.

"Chad, I can get it. Thanks." Sonny told me, pulling the harness away from me.

"Chad Dylan Cooper does what he wants, when he wants." I yanked the old safety piece out of her grasp for a moment, but she snatched it back.

"No, I got it."

"I do." I said, pulling it harder.

"I do!" Sonny proclaimed, louder this time.

"I do!" I matched her tone.

"I-"

"OKAY THAT'S ENOUGH!" The pilot guy yelled, making Sonny and I jump back from his sudden outburst. The brunette was so shocked she dropped the harness and let it fall to the floor. I was tempted to pick it up and smirk at her, but frankly the pilot was really creeping me out. The sooner we can get as far away from him as possible, the better.

"Now, put on the harness quietly and jump." He instructed, and we did as we were told.

"Ready?" I asked her as we stood at the open door of the plane, feeling the wind hit our faces. Then something struck me: this wind is going to mess up my perfect hair! Well isn't that just great. CDC doesn't go anywhere unless his hair looks above amazing.

Sonny took a deep breath. "As ready as I will ever be."

"Oh! Well now you both are too-"

The dude said, but we didn't hear the second part of his sentence because we had already counted to three in our heads, and leaped.

"-late, you missed your jump zone." He finished, gazing out at the small figures in the distance. "Nice kids. Hope they survive." The pilot muttered, and flipped the switch to close the plane's door.

Oh my CDC. I hate this so much; it feels like my stomach is doing flips over and over. Weird, it's the same feeling I get whenever I'm with Sonny, only ten times worse.

I couldn't see anything but white puffs and blue sky as we headed down, but I could hear something. And this something was screaming coming from right next to me. You see, I don't scream, I manly-yell; but Sonny… she was full-out screaming.

Here's a little lesson from Chad Dylan Cooper:

-If you ever think about going skydiving, be sure to have someone take you to a hospital.

-If you ever dream about going skydiving, check yourself into a mental hospital.

-If you ever go skydiving, well then I guess you have already paid for your stupidity during the jump and the long ride down to Earth.

Finally we managed to move left a little. Sonny jerked her head towards me and pulled the parachute, then closed her eyes and opened them to see that the string came out perfectly right. I breathed a small sigh of relief, until I heard another scream.

"What?!" I shouted over the wind.

"Chad, look around. Do you see any land?" She yelled and I looked down and around. The only thing I saw was the color blue below us.

"It's blue? So?" I asked.

"So we are headed into water! We missed the land!" Sonny said, hyperventilating.

Before I could respond back, I felt a cool liquid hit my feet.

Sonny quickly grabbed my hand in fear, and we both went under the water.

I know you hate me for all of these cliffhangers, but it keeps the story suspenseful. Looks like Sonny and Chad's flirt-fights have once again gotten them into deep water (no pun intended). Review please.