Moondancer reading with anon

>You look at the bookshelf near where her hoof is pointing.
"Why is 'Everybody Poops' a special book?"
>Moondancer snaps her head back, her snout scrunched as she looks where she had been pointing.
>"N-No it isn't, that wasn't what I was pointing at!"
>Her hoof waves frantically around trying to sweep it away.
>It isn't even on the shelf, you're just a spectacular douchebag.
>"Why do you always have to do that?!"
"Because it's amusing?"
>Moondancer sighs.
>"You never know when to -stop- though."
"Sorry, I didn't mean to ruin the moment."
>Silence grips you like the cold of the winter storm.
>What happened to the weather ponies keeping shit in order?
>Lazy cunts.
>"Nevermind..."
"Aww, don't be like that."
>Moony slides the books onto the shelf and slumps down on her cushion, pulling the blanket over her with her horn.
>Good thing these horses are light, or else it would be difficult to lift Moondancer when she was all bundled up.
>Pulling her into your lap you retrieve one of the few pieces of wondrous technology you managed to bring.
>The tablet flickered to life, barely sustained by Twilight's jury rigged magical battery.
>Moondancer perks up as the screen opens to the digital library.
>"What books are these?"
"I talked about some of them with Twilight, but never shared them with you. I've got several classic novels here, if you'd like to read through them."
>"Literature from your world?"
"Mhm."
>"W-Wow. Flat books from another world..."
>Oh silly ponies.
>So easily surprised by technology but not by the magic they so non-chalantly used regularly.
>Moondancer watched with wonder as the titles scrawled by.
"I have some nonfiction on here, if you like. I know you love studying..."
>Quietly you hope she isn't interested in various mechanical achievements of humanity.
>"Actually, I'd like to read one of your 'story' stories. Some pleasure reading if you will."
>That shouldn't be too hard.
"Any genre?"
>"Adventure?"
>You flip the pages over to open an old favorite.
"Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea. By Jules Verne."
>Moondancer gives a shiver.
>"Such depths shouldn't be fathomable!"
>...God fucking damn it.