Hey all, it's me! I finally updated again! But no worries, summer is just around the corner and once that comes, I will be updating about once a week. I hope to write a lot this summer. Also, if you're wondering about my story on Hiatus, Two Worlds Collide, I don't know when I'll finish that. I assure you, it will get finished. It just may have to wait until later this summer or early fall.

Also, I bet you're noticing I changed my avatar! It's a bit strange, isn't it? I also updated my profile, check that out too. Because I really don't put anything to say in these notes, I hope you enjoy this short little chapter.

Disclaimer: I don't own SWAC, I don't own iCarly, don't own the show my avatar comes from, really I own nothing. But mark my words, one day I will write a story and then I will write a story just so for the disclaimer I can say, "Oh yeah, I would say I don't own this but I DO! HAH!" Have I told you that before? Anyways, enjoy!

Sonny took one look back at the studio and went to meet up with her friends, who were all looking skeptically at her. "You made me miss my massage for this?" Portlyn yelled at her, looking about ready to slap her.

"Yeah, this is the apocalypse." The brunette said reasonably. "It's going to come and we're all going to die."

Nico looked at her. "It's just a storm. They happen around here all the time." He yelled over a large rumbling noise. Soon enough, the ground was shaking and an extremely violent wind pushed them all to the ground. This blast lasted only a few seconds, but it would be enough to scare anyone. A group of people all huddled around Sonny.

"This is one of the times I wish you weren't possibly right." Chad mumbled, picking up his backpack and rushing over to the group.

Sonny smirked. "I heard you!" She yelled.

"Whatever!" He yelled at her.

"Guys, I hate to interrupt this, but maybe we should find somewhere safe to be before we determine whether or not this is the real apocalypse and begin to stop it." A Hooiser Girl cast member yelled out. Sonny thought she was a nice person and extremely smart, so she followed her suggestion. They made their way to a place with fewer tall buildings that was a bit farther away from the coast.

However, this was a twenty minute walk. And twenty minute walks can change a whole lot. Actually, it was more like a slow jog, but the picture is clear enough as it is.

"Do you have all the food?"

"What is it going to be like?"

"I really hope I don't die first!"

"My manicure is going to be ruined, I know it."

"What about my family?"

Sonny walked quietly, listening to the groups discussing what would happen. Sonny kept on wondering about her mom. Is this why she had to leave? Of course, it had to be. What else would she leave about? She was a strong believer, and Sonny knew that. It was the only real idea she had. The rain poured down and the ground seemed to be slipping out from under her feet. Thunder crashed and she pretended she wasn't scared at all. However, the brunette was terrified.

"Enjoying the walk, Munroe?" A blonde boy asked, and she recognized who it was immediately.

"Anything you need, Chad?" She asked, annoyed she was interrupted from her thoughts.

His face lightened. "No, it's just that the rest of my cast is talking about manicures and golf and, quite frankly, I can't stand either of those. So I came over here to you. You looked lonely." She noticed that his voice was softer, and it didn't have that usual annoying ring to it. She actually didn't mind it.

"I'm worried about my mom, okay? After my dad and grandparents died and my brother left, my mom was the only real family I had left. My mom has a sister who has two kids, and I imagine she went back to be with them. I don't think she'll make it." Sonny whimpered, and tears fell down her cheeks. Chad noticed this, and quickly went to console her.

"Please don't cry. She may not make it, but you please try to make it. Do it for her. And who knows? She may live. This could all just be a really bad storm with impeccable timing." He said, a hand resting lightly on her shoulder.

She looked at it like it was a foreign object, but then began to relax. "I guess you're right." She agreed. "Hey, we're really far behind." She said to him, and grabbed his hand and began to run to keep up. She managed to then trip over a tree branch and fall flat on her face, almost taking Chad with her.

"Munroe, why do you have to be so damn clumsy?" He teased, helping her back up.

"Better be careful." She joked, then continued running.

He smiled, whispering, "I will."

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