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[Anon in Eq.] Different Storm this Season

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  1. >It's a late evening.
  2. >Outside looks and sounds pretty messy.
  3. >That loud wind and rustling leaves give off a bad sign for anyone to be out there.
  4. >Too bad it interrupts your reading session.
  5. >At least the water is boiling to--
  6. >Someone is knocking at the door.
  7. >You can tell it's someone out there, because it wasn't one loud thump from some lose branch or tree trunk.
  8. >Get away from your comfy spot on the couch and open the door.
  9. >See that it's that yellow Pegasus in a white coat.
  10. >"Anon! Thank goodness, it's nice to see you again."
  11. "Uh, hey Flutters."
  12. >"I w-was visiting Twilight, until this storm came along. I'm afraid that, I might not make it in this storm. I-If it's not too much to ask but, m-may I stay over?"
  13. >A flash of light brightens the dark sky, along with the thunder taking it away.
  14. "Sure, just as long that the storm is-"
  15. >She flies up and hugs you with the soaked coat on.
  16. >"Oh, thank you, thank you, thank you!"
  17. >She flies over and sits on the couch.
  18. >You weren't expecting anyone out in this kind of storm, but at least company is usually good.
  19. >Walk into the kitchen and pour the boiling water into two mugs filled with chocolate powder.
  20. >Stir them up and take them into the living room to see Fluttershy is starting to get comfy on the couch.
  21. >You sit right beside her and hand over a mug.
  22. >"T-thank you."
  23. >She gives it a little sip.
  24. "Why were you at Twilight's house?"
  25. >She stops and looks at you.
  26. >"Just, research. I-it's nothing, really."
  27. "If it's research than it clearly sounds important."
  28. >"No, y-you wouldn't want to hear about it, anyway."
  29. "Flutters, we're going to be in here for... maybe the entire night, or in a day, so we may as well just talk."
  30. >Her mug starts to wobble.
  31. >Weird, especially that she's using both hooves to carry it.
  32. >"I, can't really say."
  33. “What are you hiding? And why are you still wearing your coat?”
  34. >She tries to continue sipping out of the mug, even if it’s still wobbling.
  35. >You set yours down and finally know that something isn’t right.
  36. >As she’s having trouble to drinking out of the mug, you take it out of her hooves and put it on the table.
  37. >”I-I was drinking that!”
  38. >You grab her coat and start to unbutton it.
  39. >She struggles and tries to push you away from her.
  40. >”W-what are you doing!?”
  41. “Explain now, on why you’re acting unusual!”
  42. >”I’m not! Help! Rape!”
  43. >Just as she uses her wings to push away from you, the coat opens up and some items fall out of it.
  44. >She flies back and lands on the floor.
  45. >What comes out of it disturbs you.
  46. >A camera, binoculars, and a pen with a notepad.
  47. >What was she studying?
  48. >You grab the notepad and flip through it.
  49. >”Anon! Don’t!”
  50. “’Day 82 – Anonymous leaves his home to buy a new book from Twilight.’”
  51. >Keep on reading through and see that there are even more activities throughout the day.
  52. >They’re all in order and kept to date.
  53. >Has she been studying you?
  54. >The notebook gets snatched away from your hands.
  55. >Fluttershy turns around, refusing to face you.
  56. >"It's... not what it looks like."
  57. >She starts to gather her things while putting them back in her coat.
  58. >"I'll leave you alone. I'm sorry if I disturbed you."
  59. >She sniffs a bit, while heading for the door.
  60. >Fluttershy keeps her head down, still keeping her face away from you.
  61. "Wait."
  62. >She leaves a hoof on the door hinge.
  63. "You don't need to leave."
  64. >The hoof goes back and her head rises.
  65. "Just stay and I'll understand."
  66. >Fluttershy just stands there, staring at the door.
  67. >"Are you sure?"
  68. "Yes."
  69. >She turns around, but doesn't show any positive outlook on her face.
  70. >The only thing that she gives you is just an empty look.
  71. >After it ends, she goes back to sitting on your couch.
  72. >You sit right beside her and hand over her mug.
  73. >"Thank you."
  74. >She goes back to sipping it, trying to avert her eyes away from you.
  75. "I don't understand, what makes me interesting to you?"
  76. >Fluttershy stops what she's doing, and lowers the mug, only to stare into the brown water.
  77. >"At first, it was because you’re… diverse. I saw you as one of my animals, but, there was a big difference. You never needed me. You were able to live like the rest of us. I still found it, interesting, on how you do it so similar to an average pony here.”
  78. >She moves it around.
  79. >”Even though that, you’re not exactly us, there are so many things that, I find rare in you.”
  80. >Different.
  81. >Animal…
  82. >Wait, you’re some kind of ani—
  83. >What’s the point; you are a mammal, so there’s not much of a difference.
  84. “That does explain on why I have the feeling someone’s watching me a few times.”
  85. >She winces.
  86. “No offense.”
  87. >”Some of it taken.”
  88. >The both of you sip.
  89. >It’s weird, but you kind of like it.
  90. >No one has ever found you interesting before.
  91. >Or even wanted to study your habits.
  92. >Hold on, how much did she see?
  93. >And why would she need a camera?
  94. >You spit into you mug and set it down.
  95. >”Is something the matter?”
  96. “What did you see?”
  97. >”I’m sorry?”
  98. “How much did you see me?”
  99. >She rotates the mug clockwise.
  100. >”W-well... j-just enough.”
  101. >Put the mug down and grab her by the coat.
  102. “How bare was I?!”
  103. >She shivers in your hands.
  104. >”NAKED! OKAY! I saw it all!”
  105. >She starts to tear up and look away from you.
  106. >You let her go and watch her cry in her hooves.
  107. >”I-I wanted to look away, honest! But it was a once in a lifetime experience!”
  108. “So you’ve seen it once?”
  109. >She sinks herself in the couch and covers her head.
  110. >”I… I-it was a few times, b-but no one else knows!”
  111. >You don’t even know what to feel anymore.
  112. >Rage, fear, shame, it’s all piling up.
  113. >It’s all because of this, peeping Tom!
  114. >Or Pegasus.
  115. >Forget that, something needs to be done.
  116. “You never give any details to anyone, no one! You got it?!”
  117. >She cries into your sofa.
  118. >”Y… yes!”
  119. >She’s lucky that she’s an Element of Harmony or whatever that magical bullshit is, or else you would—
  120. >Screw it; she wouldn’t even be worth it.
  121. >A lot of work to clean up for this sad mare, crying into your couch unknowingly on what she did.
  122. >She was studying, not breaking in and stealing your shit.
  123. >But she’s seen your pride and shame…
  124. >You sigh and run your fingers through your hair.
  125. >The crying turns down after a few minutes.
  126. >No progress in your mind.
  127. >It’s all blocked by mixed emotions, making it unclear to even listen to you.
  128. >Although, you did decided it’s not your fault.
  129. >You should’ve bought some curtains, no matter how tacky they would’ve looked.
  130. >Lean back and run a hand down her hair.
  131. >She quivers a bit, but it stops when you continue doing so gently.
  132. >An eye peaks out of her messed up hair.
  133. “It’s not your fault.”
  134. >”B-but… I… I looked…”
  135. “It was out of curiosity. That always gets the best out of us.”
  136. >She gets up and looks at you.
  137. >”A-are… you’re n-not mad at me?”
  138. “I was, but I just didn’t know.”
  139. >You scratch right beside her ear.
  140. >Fluttershy smiles and rubs her head right into the palm of your hand.
  141. >How sweet.
  142. “I’m sorry for hurting you back then.”
  143. >”N-no, I should be sorry. For looking at that long, hard… nice…”
  144. >She’s starting to get a hard red on her cheeks.
  145. “Fluttershy?”
  146. >She shakes her head.
  147. >”Uhm, sorry, sorry.”
  148. “Have you’ve ever been with someone.”
  149. >She makes some sort of crying noise, while looking away.
  150. >You use the hand on her head to bring back the eye contact.
  151. “Is that a no?”
  152. >She nods.
  153. “I didn’t expect for you to be that shy.”
  154. >Her head escapes your hand, and she lies on your couch again.
  155. >She looks like a sad puppy…
  156. >Stop with that childish mind and remember she’s an adult like your one.
  157. >Take her mug and your own to the sink.
  158. >Leave it in there and walk back to the living room.
  159. >Fluttershy opens up her coat to bring out the camera.
  160. >”Here.”
  161. >She raises it to you.
  162. >Set the mugs down and grab it.
  163. >”I think it’s best that, I don’t use it anymore.”
  164. >You look at it carefully to see it’s none of those disposable cheap ones.
  165. >It’s that type worth a pretty penny.
  166. >x50 zoom in lens, built-in flash, high-resolution, even has a small LCD monitor.
  167. “Thank you?”
  168. >”You’re not going to break it?”
  169. “What for?”
  170. >That blush comes back to her face.
  171. >”Look through the pictures.”
  172. >You turn it on and the first picture that pops up is a clear view of you beating it in your bedroom.
  173. >Now you regret having your bed set up where the morning sun could get you.
  174. >Press the next feature to see it’s even closer.
  175. >Press it again and it’s just your hand grabbing the base of your dick.
  176. >Flick it a few times to watch it erupting frame by frame.
  177. “Oh God…”
  178. >”I-I know… I’m a sick mare. I leave the other animals during mating season alone, but you’re…”
  179. >Fluttershy covers herself with her hooves.
  180. >You just stare at Mt. Cummulus and wonder how is this your life.
  181. >Flip it once more and see it’s you on the shitter.
  182. >Do it again to see it’s you wanking on the shitter.
  183. “How did you get these shots?”
  184. >”I move from place to place, try to see what you’re doing.”
  185. “I could understand it, but why me in the restroom?”
  186. >She shrugs.
  187. >”Your feet touch the ground, while we sit with our hooves on the seat.”
  188. >She hasn’t seen you crouch down on the white throne.
  189. >At least, not yet.
  190. >Turn off the camera and set it on the table.
  191. >”Is it that bad?”
  192. >You rest a hand on your forehead.
  193. “It’s not, but you do have an obsession.”
  194. >”I know.”
  195. >She muffles out.
  196. “And I think that we should get it out of the way.”
  197. >You scoot closer to her.
  198. >Her pupils start to overrun the nice blue color in her eyes.
  199. >”A-Anon?”
  200. >You trace a hand on her face.
  201. >Starting from the forehead, to her chin.
  202. >”A-are you s-sure?”
  203. “Yes.”
  204. >Your other hand travels through her back and stop to grab her flank.
  205. >”O-oh! M-my…”
  206. >Pick her up and walk into your bedroom.
  207. >The both of you take each other’s time to remove the clothing.
  208. >With all of the layers gone, it just leaves to her staring at your cock.
  209. “Fluttershy?”
  210. >She gets closer and puts a hoof right under the waking crotch.
  211. “I know that, it’s nothing special, but—“
  212. >”Wow.”
  213. >Her hoof brings it up and down.
  214. >It starts to twitch.
  215. >She backs away from it and watches.
  216. >”I-I’ll be r-right back.”
  217. >She flies away and returns with the camera.
  218. “What’s that for?”
  219. >Oh, I-I… I-If I c-could… r-record…”
  220. “I’m not liking this idea.”
  221. >”B-but, no one will see it! It will stay hidden, and I’ll make sure of it.”
  222. “I’m sorry, I can’t allow that.”
  223. >You try to reach for it, but she just backs away.
  224. >She looks at you, and then the camera.
  225. >”Fine, I’ll just put it away.”
  226. >She rests the camera on the night stand and sits on the bed.
  227. >”Now what?”
  228. >You get on all fours while moving on the mattress.
  229. >Rest a hand on her torso to push her back and let her rest on the bed.
  230. >Her legs are trying to stick together.
  231. “Just lay back and enjoy.”
  232. >You move that hand down to fondle her lower cargo.
  233. >Use the middle finger to rub her labia.
  234. >She gives out a sigh of relief.
  235. >"It’s m-much better than a hoof. What I would give to have something like this."
  236. >You stop to move higher and pinch her teets.
  237. >"Ah! Sweet sun in the sky, that's great."
  238. >Fluttershy starts to get a little snug by resting her head on your pillow.
  239. >You keep on rubbing one and then the other, so you could slowly get your penis closer to her.
  240. >By the time she realizes this, your head is just an inch away.
  241. “Ready.”
  242. >Her scrunched up smile and sluggish nod tell you enough.
  243. >You press it in, but she just refuses to take it.
  244. “Uh, Fluttershy?”
  245. >”Yes?”
  246. “Could you, relax some more?”
  247. >”But I am relaxed.”
  248. >You think of something to keep her mind away from this.
  249. >Lean in and give her a light kiss.
  250. >”Mmm!? M-mmm…”
  251. >She rubs along your lips, while your staff starts to enter her vulva.
  252. >As your cock starts to make its way, she goes back to trying to shut it.
  253. >”Mmm! Mm!”
  254. :What was that?”
  255. >”Keep going.”
  256. >You continue to kiss her, while bringing it out and back in.
  257. >Her face starts to feel hotter than the surface of the sun.
  258. >You run a hand along her waist, while her hoof goes down your chest.
  259. >Everything runs smoothly for the next few minutes.
  260. >She starts to get used to it, and you're now more comfortable with her figure.
  261. >It's still a challenge to get used to her moaning.
  262. >This has been the first time since you've had a partner in months.
  263. >Could explain why you’re not used to ramming her in, since you would just lie around and use an arm.
  264. >Oh shit, than that mean it’s a good thing she’s opening up to you.
  265. >In a way, she saved your life.
  266. >But this doesn’t seem right.
  267. >”Anon? Why did you stop?”
  268. >You let go of her and look into her eyes.
  269. “This isn’t right.”
  270. >”I’m really enjoying it, aren’t you?”
  271. >Get off of her and rest beside the backboard.
  272. “It’s not that, there other reasons—“
  273. >Someone is screaming outside.
  274. >It gets louder, but it stops when something hits your window.
  275. >”Anon? Fluttershy!?”
  276. >The two of you see Rainbow Dash’s face planted on the glass.
  277. >”Rainbow? I-It’s not what it looks like.”
  278. >The face on that blue mare was something worth remembering.
  279. >Unfortunetly, it was cut sort, since the storm outside sounds more hectic than before.
  280. >”Anon! You gotta let me in!”
  281. >You get up and open the window to bring her in.
  282. >Shut it close before a branch swipes in and hurts someone.
  283. >”Whoa, that’s quite a shiner on you. This is starting to look like—“
  284. “Why are you even here? Shouldn’t you do your job?”
  285. >”That’s sort of why I’m here. I need Fluttershy to help me with this storm. It’s getting out of control, so we’re gathering all the help we can get.”
  286. “Nice job, future wonderbolt.”
  287. >You mock her.
  288. >”Now isn’t the time, are you coming, Fluttershy?”
  289. >She hides under the covers.
  290. >”Um, y-yeah! J-just go!”
  291. “Just wait in the living room, we’ll be right out.”
  292. >Rainbow Dash walks out of the room.
  293. “She’s gone, you can come out now.”
  294. >The sheets roll off and one of them slides off of the bed.
  295. >”I probably should go.”
  296. >She heads into your private bathroom for a minute and comes back out to trip over the sheet on the ground.
  297. >You take it and throw it to the stack of dirty clothes.
  298. >Both of you head downstairs and see Rainbow Dash is sitting on your incliner, drinking out of your favorite mug.
  299. >”I got to say, this is some good cocoa, Anon.”
  300. >You march over and take it away from her.
  301. >”Okay, you could’ve just asked.”
  302. >She gets up and straightens her coat.
  303. >”Ready, Fluttershy?”
  304. >You see her taking out the notepad and binoculars.
  305. >They are both left on your coffee table.
  306. >”I’ll be back soon, Anon.”
  307. >Rainbow opens the door and guides Fluttershy to the skies.
  308. >”It won’t take long, Anon!”
  309. >Dash yells out before the door is slammed shut.
  310. >You take the mug and rest it on the table.
  311. >Sit and just wait around, until you notice the notepad.
  312. >You’re curious on how far she went through.
  313. >That storm might take some time, so they might not be back for a while.
  314. >Grab the notepad and open it up.
  315. >Read page after page to see some kind of connection.
  316. >Some mornings and around lunchtime, she would make a report or not.
  317. >When you check around for the time you would have dinner, there would be no records about it.
  318. >The door bursts open.
  319. >”Anon?”
  320. >Look up to see Fluttershy’s hoof over Rainbow.
  321. “I was just curious, but wonder on what you do in the evening.”
  322. >She lets go of Rainbow to stand right beside you.
  323. >”That’s nothing. It’s just not a hood time, okay?”
  324. >She shakes while taking the small booklet away from you.
  325. >”While you two are talking, I’ll just finish my chocolate.”
  326. >Dash says, while taking the mug away from the table.
  327. “Fluttershy, if you don’t have the time for it at dinner, clearly it’s important.”
  328. >”I just, stay home, that’s all.”
  329. >”Bleck! This already is cold!”
  330. >You and Fluttershy stare at Dash.
  331. >”…I’ll just go use your restroom.”
  332. >She leaves the mug, and heads to the bathroom upstairs.
  333. >For her sake, it better not be your private one.
  334. >”Anon, I just eat dinner, that’s all.”
  335. “That’s not what the notepad says. Apparently, you’re fine on missing out a few breakfasts and lunches. What is it so important about dinner?”
  336. >Her ears drop.
  337. >She sits right beside you and looks at her hoof that is still containing the notebook.
  338. >”Every day, I would go home and make dinner for everyone. I always have the habit on leaving a spare plate filled with food, left out on the other side of the table.”
  339. >She is holding the notebook in her hooves start to shake.
  340. >”When dinner is out of the way, I would… take care of myself and cry until I fall asleep.”
  341. >You thought you’ve had lonely nights.
  342. >That’s academy award winning sad.
  343. >You bring her into a hug and let her cry.
  344. >”I only wanted to take care of you!”
  345. >Pat her on the back and shush her.
  346. >”Sorry about using your towel, I’ve had trouble getting some rain out of my mane and—“
  347. >Rainbow Dash stops midway on your stairs and looks at you.
  348. >”Oh… I’ll just…”
  349. >She runs upstairs.
  350. >A clear sound of a door being shut can be heard.
  351. >Good friend.
  352. >Then again, she basically has nothing to do with it.
  353. >Keep on comforting Fluttershy, until she tires herself out.
  354. >In almost half an hour, she starts to nap in your arms.
  355. >You slowly get a pillow and slide it right under her, before you get up.
  356. >She grasps it and snuggles while sleeping.
  357. >Go upstairs and open your bathroom door.
  358. >Nothing.
  359. >Open up your door and see Rainbow Dash messing around with your stuff.
  360. >”Seriously? Does he have anything here that’s even interesting?”
  361. “Not even close.”
  362. >Dash gets her head out of your sock drawer.
  363. >She looks at you, while a sock is dangling on her ear.
  364. “The only interesting things that I have are my clothes, and a deck of cards.”
  365. >She closes the drawer.
  366. “I have no secrets, other than just being an average guy.”
  367. >”Sounds like a boring lifestyle. So what’s going on between you two?”
  368. >You walk past her to get some pants on.
  369. >"You could just stay naked."
  370. "What? You like it?"
  371. >She looks away from you to hide something.
  372. >”Don’t be so… whatever, are you going to tell me, or not?”
  373. “Face me when you’re talking.”
  374. >She moves back around and reveals a weak blush.
  375. >”This changes nothing.”
  376. “Sure, and your pouting is doing a fine job.”
  377. >That blush is getting stronger.
  378. >”Just get on with it!”
  379. “Fine, I was just messing around.”
  380. >You put on a fresh pair of underwear and then some pants.
  381. >”Yeah, I forgot that you were messing around with a friend of mine ten minutes ago.”
  382. “Now, hold on. That’s different.”
  383. >”What? Is she paying you to do this or somethin’? Because if she is, I have some spare bits saved up for a while.”
  384. “No, it’s nothing like—“
  385. >Wait for a while to realize she’s going to pay you to have sex with her.
  386. >Doing odd jobs around town isn’t working out for you.
  387. >Apple picking only got you so far, the spa barely accepted you for part time, and becoming a carpenter isn’t exactly simple.
  388. >But what about Fluttershy?
  389. >What would she think about this?
  390. >Screwing one of her best friends, after when she poured her heart out?
  391. >”What do you say, Anon?”
  392. >You finish up buttoning your pants and stand up.
  393. “No, that’s not who I am.”
  394. >She heads for your bed and sits there.
  395. >”Alright, go ahead and tell me.”
  396. >You get a shirt and sit back down.
  397. “She was observing me.”
  398. >”Kind of like an animal?”
  399. “Yes.”
  400. >She scratches her head.
  401. >”So what’s the problem?”
  402. “It’s an invasion of my privacy. I am a citizen.”
  403. >”Barely.”
  404. >She scoffs.
  405. “You have buffalos, cows, and griffons that talk, how does that make me any different?”
  406. >She grabs your arm.
  407. >”You’re an ape. We don’t have any of them that can put on clothes, which, I still barely see the point of you even wearing them all the time.”
  408. “That’s part of my culture.”
  409. >”Well, you’re culture is stupid.”
  410. >You grab the sheet and ball it into your hand.
  411. >”Okay, back to Fluttershy. She was watching you, and then?”
  412. “There was something that, she sees in me.”
  413. >”The uninteresting boring guy you?”
  414. >You ignore her and continue on.
  415. “It later then became an obsession, She would leave out another plate that would be untouched every dinner.”
  416. >”Now you’re just messing with me.”
  417. “I wish.”
  418. >You put on some shoes and get up.
  419. >”Sorry that I thought that you we’re…”
  420. “Don’t be, it’s my fault for even considering that.”
  421. >”So, you’re not a—“
  422. “No, money is tight, that’s all.”
  423. >”If you had wings, I would’ve been your trainer for the Wonderbolt’s Academy.”
  424. “Nah, flights of fancy isn’t my thing.”
  425. >”Hey! They do a lot of things!”
  426. “Name one thing that they do, other than a staged show for the upper class.”
  427. >She slides off your bed.
  428. >”Anon, you’re on a fading cloud right now.”
  429. “Believe in what you want. The day that they save someone, I’ll believe they aren’t a bunch of clowns.”
  430. >As you walk away, she head butts your back, causing you to slide down the hallway.
  431. >You stop by hitting your arm on the wall.
  432. >”I can’t believe I wanted to have sex with you.”
  433. >Rainbow says while flying back down.
  434. “Hey, I wasn’t the one that was going to pay for it.”
  435. >She has that redness coming back.
  436. >”At least I wasn’t… uhh… w-whatever, I’ve got a storm to manage.”
  437. >The mare fixes her wings and walks pass you, trying to mind her own business.
  438. >She stops before using the first step.
  439. ”Before I go,” She says while looking down, “Be careful with her. I know that she’s not that outgoing, but just make sure you know what to say to her.”
  440. >When she’s done, she takes off and heads downstairs.
  441. >The door lets out a loud slam when you stand back up.
  442. >Head downstairs to see Fluttershy is sitting back down on the couch.
  443. >”What happened? Did you two get into a fight?”
  444. “We just talked about the Wonderbolts, she’s really sensitive when it comes to them.”
  445. >”Yeah, it’s her lifelong dream to be one of them.”
  446. “If only she knew that they’re nothing special.”
  447. >”They are impressive.”
  448. “Forget it.”
  449. >You noticed Rainbow Dash’s mug on the table.
  450. >Take it and head for the kitchen.
  451. “Hey, you want some more hot chocolate?”
  452. >”No thank you, I-I’m fine.”
  453. >Rinse the cups and set them to dry on the side.
  454. >Look out the window to see that the storm outside isn’t as rough from before.
  455. >You could ask if Fluttershy could leave, but that doesn’t sound right.
  456. >You instantly remember Rainbow’s words.
  457. >’Make sure you know what to say to her.’
  458. >Walk away and sit right beside her.
  459. >You pat her on the head, and let her rest it on your lap.
  460. >She hums a tune while your hand massages her scalp.
  461. >You feel more peaceful, making any thoughts of the storm nonexistent.
  462. >It really is nice to have some company over.
  463. >The reason why you don’t have it that often is because that It’s a challenge, since most of the town sees you as some sort of alien.
  464. >They act nice, but usually have some sort of reason to avoid long term conversations, or any communication.
  465. >The six can stand you, but that’s because it’s practically their job.
  466. >But Fluttershy…
  467. >She’s proven to be something else.
  468. >Almost as if it’s something that’s missing in your life.
  469. >”Anon?”
  470. “Hmm?”
  471. >”I know that, living here has been a struggle. Even I’ve had a hard time doing so. But what I’ve learned is that it takes some friends, or just one person to make you feel right at home.”
  472. >To you, you’ve never had an actual home.
  473. >Family was a bunch of two-faced assholes, friends we’re upright dicks, and your ex girlfriend just drained you dry from your wallet.
  474. >No one truly appreciated your existence back home.
  475. >Maybe this place can be different.
  476. >Fluttershy yawns a bit, before snuggling onto your leg.
  477. >”Just know, that I will always be there for you.”
  478. >She tilts her head and closes her eyes.
  479. >”Goodnight Anon.”
  480. >You brush her mane, and lean back.
  481. “Goodnight Fluttershy.”
  482.  
  483. >You wake up.
  484. >See that the windows leave a nice light into your domicile.
  485. >Seems like you slept through the rain while sitting down.
  486. >Fluttershy squirms around on your lap.
  487. >”N-no, d-don’t eat that.”
  488. >Sleep talking?
  489. >Must be about that bunny.
  490. >You wait, trying not to disturb her.
  491. >”Please, don’t go… I need you…”
  492. >You sweep a hand over her wing.
  493. >”Just, stay… with me.”
  494. >You hope she’s talking about Angel Bunny.
  495. >”Anon… we have… so much here…”
  496. >…
  497. >You rub your hand on her wing and wonder if it’s time to wake her up.
  498. >”As long that… I’m with you… I will always be happy.”
  499. >You bring back your hand and ball it into a fist.
  500. >You can’t take much more of this.
  501. >Nudge her a little.
  502. >Her ear flickers a bit, while the eyes start to open up.
  503. “Good morning, sleepy one.”
  504. >She stretches and gets off your lap.
  505. >”Good morning.”
  506. >You head into the kitchen and get out some pancake mix.
  507. "You want some breakfast?"
  508. >”Sure, that- wait! What time is it?”
  509. >Both of you look at the clock.
  510. >”Oh dear, I must feed the little ones!”
  511. >She grabs her stuff and put it back in her coat.
  512. "Hold on."
  513. >You stop pouring the mix into a bowl and run back upstairs to get her camera.
  514. "We don't want you to forget that."
  515. >She nods and runs for the door, but stops when she rests a hoof on the handle.
  516. >”Anon?”
  517. “Yes?”
  518. >”I was wondering.”
  519. >She turns back around.
  520. >”I-if… you’re not busy, we could… maybe, go out sometime?”
  521. >You move away from the kitchen to pick her up and hug her.
  522. “How about today? I don’t have anything to do around dinner time.”
  523. >Your neck slightly gets wet from some water.
  524. >Her hooves around your shoulder blades start to grasp them.
  525. >”That sounds perfect.”
  526. >You kiss her on the cheek and let her do the same to you.
  527. >She slides out of your hold and opens the door.
  528. >Before Fluttershy leaves, she shows you an authentic smile with tear filled eyes.
  529. >She waives goodbye, and runs down the dirt trail.
  530. >Maybe it’s time to settle down and find that special someone.
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