I went to see Avatar. IT WAS AMAZING IN 3D!!

So I got some more reviews who pointed out some faults in my story.

1. I need to say the point of view. I've been doing just Sonny and Chad. So when it says I and Chad in he same half of the chapter, it's Chad. Also vise-versa.

2. Humor. Well, I think I made this story romance/drama, but if my readers crave humor, I guess I can add some. I'm not the best at it, keep it in mind before I destroy my story for you. :)

Disclaimer: Don't own SWAC. SAD FACE!!

Enjoy.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Chad's POV (Yay!)

Why would she draw me? I had already decided Sonny was staying away from me. Why would she draw a perfect picture of me, sketched and colored in wolf form in the forest, and one of me. Just Chad, when I was leaning against the tree. At that time, I would have thought we'd become friends, but then I realized that Sonny being dead would happen sooner or later. The thought made me upset...furious.

I was thinking into this too much. I was furious. I was furious. That's not good...

Shivers went up and down my spine as I tried to stay in control. I couldn't keep Sonny out of my mind though, her body in flames. Burning, giving off that horrible smell that I would haunt me for the rest of my very, very long life.

"Chad, are you okay?" Portlyn asked.

I ignored her and got up out of my chair, anger bubbling up inside me. Stupid Sonny, stupid her being different, stupid being cute. Understatement of the year, folks.

I sprinted out of the hot cafeteria and out of the whole studio itself. I morphed faster than possible as my anger pushed me forward, running as the wolf in Sonny's drawing.

Where would I go? I just stood there as a dog, watching the cars go by on the highway. I listened closely, hopefully finding something that would keep my mind off her.

Then, I heard a thud. What the heck? It was a pretty loud thud, like someone fell from a high window or something. No one was screaming, no one was crying. I turned my head toward the sound, and heard footsteps much too close together to be a human.

I turned my whole body toward the sounds, walking slowly. I saw something zip into the forest at incredible speed, but I couldn't make out what it was. I had a pretty good idea though.

I made it to the back of the studio, and realized that's where So Random was located. She had jumped out of the window in her dressing room because it was open. What was she doing?

I guess I should leave her alone. You know, she might be hunting or something. Oh, who am I kidding? I'm following.

I blurred over to the forest and was surrounded by the familiar trees in the sketches in seconds. I looked at each one closely before passing them up, wondering in which area had Sonny drawn me.

I morphed back to being human. I touched the bark on the trees. I could hear Sonny clearly, running through the forest. I didn't going any faster. Then I heard her stop. I listened more carefully. I could here something scraping. No, just something rubbing against something else. Like, a pencil against paper. Then, something screeched and Sonny laughed. Huh.

I walked over to her. I saw her about one hundred yards away. It was wear we had talked for the first time, in that one little open space. She was taping papers against the trees, drawing again, then taping. When I was a foot away from the little space, I looked at the drawings.

Me.

Wolves, even the whole pack where I took her. Cindy. Then there was just me, in the cafeteria watching her. I continued to study her work. I noticed that she was organizing them on the trees. One trunk had just me as a wolf, taped from the top of the trunk to the roots. The next had the whole pack. The next were just of me. In the forest, one of me watching her, another where I was against the tree. I watched as she, right now, was drawing another. I watched as she put it on my tree, and I noticed that it was me right now. She looked my way and smirked.

Sonny stepped back and admired her work.

"That guy's pretty hot." I shrugged.

Her shoulders began to shake, and then she couldn't hold it back any longer. She laughed. I made her laugh. It was like bells, ringing through the forest. She soon recovered herself, and pushed her hair back behind her ear, smiling in embarrassment. Her hair was really shiny.

I walked toward the tree where it was me as a wolf. I could feel her eyes on me, but I didn't care. What's not to look at and like?

I morphed into a wolf, trying to match one of the poses. I wasn't doing so well. Sonny laughed once again. She came over to me and looked at the picture I was trying to imitate.

She pretended to stare at it, and then she put her hands on me. Shivers went down my spine again, but these were shivers of pleasure. It was comforting. She moved my head to the side a little more, and fixed me up. Then she made a signal with her hands to not move.

Sonny picked up her stuff and walked around me, making sure she got every little detail. I was a pretty hot wolf, I wasn't self conscious. Her hand went across the page again, scratching the pencil this way and that to draw me. She grabbed the colored pencils, too, and began to color.

"Go back to human form..." She commanded, deciding what to do next.

I morphed.

Then, she just sketched with her pencil. No color. It looked like she was doing it over the wolf, because she hadn't flipped the page.

One minute and twenty seven seconds later- I'd been counting- Sonny finished. She looked at the drawing, and smiled, though, biting her lip to hide it. I noticed, tough.

"Check it out." She said, handing it to me.

I took it eagerly and watched a smirk cross her features at it. I ignored her and looked at the picture, shocked.

There was a wolf, colored with a pencil that looked like my blonde hair. It was in the same position as I was in a second ago, but not looking directly at her. You could see the whole left side of me. On the same page, was me as a human. It was sketched with a pencil. I overlapped the wolf and had my hands in my pockets, smiling, looking directly in the eye of...well, me, right now.

Sonny had signed her name at the bottom right corner.

"Yeah, I know he's ugly and all, but..." She shrugged.

I gave her a playful shove. She pretended to gasp in pain and hold her arm, but then she shoved me back. I stared at her with an open mouth, sarcastically, of course, and put the drawing down on a stone she was sitting on. I advanced her slowly.

"You don't want to get in a fight with Chad Dylan Cooper." I warned slowly.

"Why? Because he's too afraid he'll lose? I always love it when egotistical boys set themselves up for failure." She boasted.

I glared, and crouched down. Sonny stood her ground. Then, I morphed into a wolf. When I walked toward her, getting closer and closer, her sure gaze seemed to falter.

She smirked. "Well, fine, we won't fight." She got closer. "You can't catch me, anyway."

And she was gone.

I sprinted as fast as I could toward her, right on her heels. She could run fast. I watched as she pushed against the trees to give herself a boost. I growled, and she whipped her head around to stick her tongue out at me and laugh.

Instead of anger now, I used my...attraction, liking...toward her and my feet pushed me forward even faster than before. I was about to outrun her.

Then, the opening in the forest I was so familiar with emerged, and I saw the lake. Sonny slowed down at the sight of the sun on the lake, shining and making sparkles. I used her awe to my advantage and jumped on her.

We rolled over and over as she laughed uncontrollably. WHen we stopped, she took in our position. I was on top of her, and she bit her lip from smiling.

I morphed back to human form, straightening out my jacket, standing up.

"Jeez, Monroe, I know I'm hot and all, but you're not allowed to be on top of me." I said, putting my heads and up to keep her away.

She opened her mouth and stare at me with wide eyes. I stared out toward the lake, my back to her, laughing.

Not a good idea.

Sonny was as quiet as a mouse. Quieter. She was behind me, turning me around and throwing me to the ground, taking my hands in hers to trap them under her. SHe was on top of me, then.

"Jeez, Chad. I know I'm incredibly beautiful and all, but you don't have to be makin' moves on me."

I shook my head at her, and she smiled.

She opened her mouth to say something, but closed it again. I liked this feeling with her so close. Her body was freezing, the perfect antidote to my heat.

"You're really warm," She noticed.

"Yep, pretty hot." Double meaning in the words.

She rolled her eyes, opening and closing her mouth over and over again, waiting for something to come out. Her body tensed, I could feel it, and she got up, turning around with her arms crossed.

"I shouldn't be here." She mumbled.

"You're allowed to be wherever you want, Sonny." I disagreed, sitting up, missing her when she was so close. "You're just afraid."

"No, I'm not." She shook her head, but her voice betrayed her true feelings.

I got up and put my hands on her arms. "Sonny..."

She shook me off and ran back into the forest, and I listened miserably as her footsteps faded in the distance.