Here's another Sonny With a Chance one-shot. I was reading some fics earlier, and this popped into my head. Oh, and did you guys see last night's episode? I just about fainted and woke up all the neighbors with my squealing.

I don't own Sonny With a Chance. But I do own Sixteen magazine, but its exactly like Seventeen magazine.

"Alright, Sonny. Work it!" The photographer urged the young girl, who let out a laugh and started posing with a bright smile.

"Alright, now tilt your head to the side and give me a brighter smile." She did as she was told and the photographer took the camera off from around his neck and grinned, "That's a wrap." He walked over to Sonny with a smile, "You don't know how excited I am to have you on this months cover." She grinned and walked over to the interviewer and took a seat.

"Hi, Sonny. My names, Allison Watson, and I'll be interviewing you today."

Sonny grinned, "That's so weird! My names Allison too. But for some reason I prefer Sonny, at first I didn't like it, but eventually it stuck."

Allison opened her notepad, "So, how does it feel going from Wisconsin to California? Was it hard?"

Sonny shrugged, "I guess it was pretty hard. Leaving my friends was defiantly the hardest, and L.A. is very different than Wisconsin."

She looked at her, "How?" She asked

Sonny bit her lip, "I mean, here its defiantly harder to solve a problem, I mean back in Wisconsin all I would do is put together a peace picnic and things would be better again, but I tried that once here and it did not work." Sonny laughed.

The reporter grinned and glanced down at her notepad, "So, Sonny, what's your favorite part about being on set?"

Sonny slumped in her seat and pondered for a moment, "I guess filming all the sketches, I mean I love making people laugh."

The reporter quickly jotted down the answer, and poke up again, "So did you always want to be an actress, or did it just sort of happen?"

Sonny shrugged, "I really don't know. I guess both, I mean I always joked about wanting to be an actress, but I never actually thought it would happen, I was more into being a musician. But acting isn't all that bad."

"What's the best part about your job?" She asked, Sonny smiled, "The ability to make people laugh. I think laughter is the best way to have fun, as crazy as it sounds, and to be able to do that for a living is absolutely awesome."

The reporter smirked, "So, I've been told you and Chad Dylan Cooper have a very interesting relationship. What are your thoughts on him?"

Sonny shrugged again, "I really don't know, I mean there are times when I he's a total jerk, and then he's totally sweet the next minute. His mood swings give me serious whiplash." She laughed.

"So, do you think you could ever date him?" She asked. Sonny sunk in her seat, "Hm." She wondered, "Maybe, but I really don't know. But I bet I could fall for him."

The reporter grinned, "Thanks so much, Sonny. The issue will be out on May 6th." She said, standing up and shaking Sonny's hand.

When May 6th Sonny ran into the prop room with a magazine in her hand.

"Guys!" She tried to get her castmates attention, but they were too absorbed in their phones. Suddenly she smirked, "Oh, my god! Is that Mackenzie Falls' golf cart parked in our space again?" She gasped. Suddenly everyone rushed to the window, only to turn around and glare at Sonny who gave a bright smile, holding up the magazine.

"Guys! Look! I'm on the cover of Sixteen magazine!" She squealed. Tawni rolled her eyes, "I've been on there three times already." She waved it off and started filing her nails.

"This is a good picture of you Sonny." Grady pointed out and grinned, "Sonny Munroe, how this Wisconsin native became the star of the hottest TV comedy show& How she really feels about Chad Dylan Cooper." She read aloud, and then gasped.

"Oh no!" She muttered and flipped open to the article, and sure enough, everything she said about Chad was right there, for everyone to see.

Tawni walked over and tapped the filer on her chin, "Let me guess." She pondered, "You said something, and thought they wouldn't put it in the magazine?"

Sonny nodded, and Tawni smirked, "The only way they wouldn't put that in the magazine is if you told them it was off the record." Sonny groaned and walked out of the room, bumping into the last person she wanted to see.

"Oh, Chad, hi." She mumbled. He smirked, "So. Sonny, I'm just gonna be blunt. Do you like me?"

Sonny snorted, "Psh. No." She lied and gave an awkward laugh. He sighed in relief, "Thank god."

"Why, do you like me?" She asked, and he rolled his eyes. "You wish, and I know you do."

The sad thing about Chad's comment was that he was right, she did wish he liked her.

Chad smirked, "Well whether you like me or not, I'm gonna do this." Before Sonny could ask, a pair of lips covered her own. She grinned.

Chad pulled away and smirked again, "Well it's a good thing we don't like each other, otherwise we would've had a problem."

Sonny laughed, "Yeah….big problem." He smirked one last time and walked back to his set, but not before turning around and yelling, "Hope you didn't get too big a whiplash!"

What did you think? I thought it was pretty good, but I want to hear your thoughts, please review!