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  3. >"I know."
  4. >What?
  5. >She reaches out a quivering hoof towards your shoulder
  6. >And then collapses on the ground with a thud
  7. >What the fuck?
  8. "Redheart?"
  9. >You get down on a knee, heart racing
  10. "Love?"
  11. >She looks like she's still breathing
  12. >Or maybe it's the trick of the light
  13. >The lights are brighter than you remember
  14. "H-hey, what's going on?"
  15. >Something feels really wrong
  16. >Your heart's in knots
  17. >You reach a hand out
  18. >Slowly
  19. >Placing it on her cheek
  20. >It's cold
  21. >Frigid
  22. >You jerk back
  23. >Yell out
  24. "HELP!"
  25. >You look around at the doctors
  26. >The nurses, the patients
  27. >No one's paying you any attention
  28. >You lean down
  29. >Take her cold body in your hands
  30. "I NEED A DOCTOR!"
  31. >You're screaming at the top of your lungs
  32. >You're crying out
  33. >She's cold
  34. >So cold
  35. >Your legs are taking you forwards
  36. >She's heavy at first
  37. >But
  38. >It feels like she's getting lighter
  39. >The nurses, the doctors, they step out of your way
  40. >None of them pay you any attention
  41. >Why isn't anyone helping you?
  42. >She was their best
  43. >She was your best
  44. >She was everything
  45. >You run to the nearest room
  46. >Somehow you gain speed
  47. >Like her body was fading away
  48. >You keep shaking her
  49. >Gently
  50. >Whispering
  51. "Pleasepleaseplease wake up"
  52. >Not a murmur, not a movement
  53. >Your shoulder rams against the door
  54. >It wasn't even that hard
  55. >The door swings wide open
  56. >Groans
  57. >And looks like it's almost falling off the hinges
  58. "I NEED A DOCTOR! PLEASE!"
  59. >Your cries are on deaf ears
  60. >There's an empty bed
  61. >An indentation on it
  62. >Whoever was there didn't need it anymore
  63. >You rush towards it
  64. >Her body rattles as you run
  65. >So you think
  66. >Did it?
  67. >That doesn't sound right
  68. >You look down at her
  69. >The same gentle sleeping form she always was
  70. >By your side, in your bed at night
  71. >But it's off somehow
  72. >Something wasn't right
  73. >Her hat
  74. >Maybe her mane was done different
  75. >You rest her on the bed
  76. >She somehow fits into the hole perfectly
  77. "R-red, please wake up."
  78. >You have no idea how any of the machines work
  79. >Their lights aren't even on
  80.  
  81. >You look around
  82. >Any pony that could help
  83. >No doctors
  84. >No nurses
  85. >Where'd they all go?
  86. >Why is this room empty?
  87. >But there's no time
  88. >You start to head out to look for more help
  89. >But there's a feeling
  90. >A sense of wrongness at leaving
  91. >You can't leave her behind
  92. >You don't want to leave your love behind
  93. >The doctors will come
  94. >You just need to hang on
  95. >They're always around
  96. >They heard you shouting
  97. >Who wouldn't have?
  98. >You rush back to the bedside
  99. >Her body looks so thin
  100. >She had been losing weight
  101. >Purposefully
  102. >She was never sick
  103. >Trotting, working out, watching her diet
  104. >But
  105. >Just now
  106. >It looks so much more thin than before
  107. >You bring a hand down by her neck
  108. >No pulse
  109. >Gone
  110. >Cold
  111. >You're frozen
  112. >What the fuck is wrong?
  113. >Where's the doctors?
  114. >You shake her
  115. >Gently
  116. >The bed squeaks
  117. >Creaks, more like it
  118. >Were hospital beds supposed to do that?
  119. "Wakeupwakeupwakeup."
  120. >What the hell do you do?
  121. >They have to be here
  122. >You have to stay for her
  123. >You lean down
  124. >Trying to pry her mouth open
  125. >Maybe she needs air
  126. >Maybe that's all she needs
  127. >And maybe some warmth
  128. >You can give her warmth
  129. >You're warm
  130. >You open her mouth
  131. >Bringing a finger in front of her
  132. >Her lips are dry
  133. >Not like you remember
  134. >Hard, too
  135. >There's no breeze, no breath on your fingers
  136. >You lick it, just in case
  137. >And hold it back in front of her mouth
  138. >She's not beating, she's not breathing
  139. >She's still cold
  140. >You just need to warm her up
  141. >Maybe that'll help her
  142. >The doctors will be here soon
  143. >Her penultimate words echo in your head
  144. >"We couldn't save your wife..."
  145. >Why would she be saying something like that?
  146. >Why wouldn't she be able to do anything?
  147. >She knows so much
  148. >She's such a good nurse
  149. >But
  150. >Even still, /you/ can do something
  151. >You can warm her up
  152. >And that's what you're going to do
  153. >At least, until the doctors get by
  154.  
  155. >You get on the bed with her
  156. >Wrapping your hands around her
  157. >Laying down in front of her
  158. >Cradling her, almost, in your arms
  159. >Like you've done so many times before
  160. >Just the two of you, laying there
  161. >Eyes looking into each other
  162. >She smells different this time
  163. >Not the sweet flowery scent she's normally using
  164. >Something different
  165. >It's not bad, just familiar, but you can't tell
  166. >Maybe she's switched up
  167. >You hold her body tightly against you
  168. >You need to warm her up
  169. >You're helping her
  170. >The doctors can fix her
  171. >It has to be hard to do a self diagnosis, right?
  172. >She couldn't have been right
  173. >She must've been wrong
  174. >You smile at her
  175. >How that would be nice
  176. >To tell her she's wrong
  177. >Tell her that everything's going to be okay
  178. >What a silly pony she was
  179. >Thinking there was nothing to be done
  180. >You boop her cold nose
  181. >It's hard to the touch
  182. >So you lean in for a kiss
  183. >Just to warm her up a little bit
  184. >Your hands are tight around her
  185. >Holding her form into yours
  186. >She's not warming up much
  187. >That doesn't make sense
  188. >Why wouldn't she be warming up?
  189. >You lean in, this time pressing your lips against hers
  190. >It's like pressing against a dry wall
  191. >She's not reacting
  192. >Of course
  193. >She's asleep, right?
  194. >Just cold
  195. >She needs her rest
  196. >That's why she's here in the hospital
  197. >That's why the doctors are coming to fix her
  198. >You just need to keep her warm
  199. >You snuggle in against her
  200. >Moving your head back
  201. >Licking your lips
  202. >It's a familiar taste
  203. >Something like her smell
  204. >But you still can't place a finger on it
  205. "Redheart?"
  206. >You move your head against the side of hers
  207. >Your warm cheeks pressing against her stone cold fur
  208. "Please get better..."
  209. >Your hands run down the back of her body
  210. >Across her spine
  211. >You can feel almost every part of it
  212. >She must be getting really thin
  213. "I've got a surprise after this for you."
  214. >You don't
  215. >But she's always liked surprises
  216. >Come to think of it
  217. >Maybe you can surprise her now
  218. >That'll wake her up, right?
  219.  
  220. >You lean your head up
  221. >Straining your neck a bit
  222. >There's not a single patient in the room
  223. >Or any nurses or doctors
  224. >They sure are taking their sweet time
  225. >The normal ruckus and drone of voices and steps isn't there
  226. >It feels eerily silent
  227. >Except for the creaking of the mattress underneath as you adjust your position
  228. >They must use really old mattresses
  229. >It feels so hard
  230. >Digging at your bones, almsot
  231. >But the coast is clear
  232. >That's all you care about
  233. >And you lean back down
  234. >Forehead against hers
  235. >Hands lightly dancing across her back
  236. "Do you remember that night during the Summer Sun Celebration?"
  237. >She's still cold, so cold
  238. >But you've got a few tricks up your sleeve yet
  239. >You'll warm her up in no time
  240. >The doctors will be here
  241. >They'll fix her right up
  242. >You just have to keep going
  243. "We were on the grassy hill, and there were a few other ponies..."
  244. >You can't help but smile at her
  245. >At the memory
  246. >At the warmth you two shared
  247. >One of your hands move down to her side
  248. >Rubbing against her ribs, seemingly
  249. >Has she really gotten that thin?
  250. "You were giggling and I kept shushing you."
  251. >You give her unmoving lips another quick peck
  252. >Hoping for any sign of life
  253. >But nothing
  254. "Sometimes they looked over..."
  255. >Your hand moves down to her flank, rubbing circles around it
  256. >It's not as warm or as soft as you remember
  257. >Being sick has taken a toll
  258. >But still you try
  259. >You might be the only person to help her
  260. "But we kept it quiet."
  261. >Your hand moves to her tail dock
  262. >Cold, hard to the touch
  263. >Your fingers gently stroke it as you nuzzle against her
  264. "Remember what we did?"
  265. >You can almost imagine her blushing
  266. >Coming back to life
  267. >Just springing up and saying "Yes! I do!"
  268. >And feeling her hooves just wrap around you once more
  269. >You don't remember the last time that's happened
  270. >Why can't you?
  271. >She was just there a few moments ago
  272. >Wasn't that celebration just a few months back?
  273. >Or was it years?
  274.  
  275. "I remember what we did."
  276. >Both your hands now move back around her flanks
  277. >Giving them a squeeze
  278. >There's no give
  279. >But you think nothing of it
  280. >One hand is free to the air
  281. >The other under her weight, on the mattress
  282. >She's still so, so cold
  283. >With a grunt
  284. >Gritting your teeth
  285. >You turn slightly to lay on your back
  286. >And bring her on top of you
  287. >She almost seems like she's falling apart
  288. >But she holds together well enough
  289. >And now her resting form is on your chest
  290. >Eyes closed peacefully, mane falling to the side
  291. "You really need to wash your mane more often."
  292. >You bring a hand up on top of her head
  293. >Running a hand through her mane
  294. >It's dry, brittle
  295. >She is a nurse, she does have more important things to worry about
  296. >It's not like you mind that much
  297. "We were like this. And they all talked to each other or watched the sun."
  298. >Your hand on her flank rubs her in circles
  299. >Before gripping her and pulling her leg just a little bit away
  300. >Her cold, hard body presses against you
  301. >Against your chest
  302. >Against your stomach
  303. >And against your groin
  304. "They didn't suspect a thing, did they?"
  305. >Maybe they did
  306. >It's not like any ponies came up to you afterwards
  307. >You wouldn't have really known
  308. >Your hand moves underneath her stomach
  309. >She must be starving too, her ribs portude a little bit
  310. >It's easy to move your hand underneath her
  311. >And towards the hem of your pants
  312. >You lean forwards to give her another kiss
  313. >Looking around
  314. >Coast still clear
  315. >Maybe you were just lucky
  316. >Your hand pulls slightly on your pants
  317. >You must've been grinding her against yourself unconsciously
  318. >Or maybe it was the memory
  319. >Of what happened during that celebration
  320. >How happy you both were, how warm under the sun
  321. >But you're hard underneath
  322. >And as you pull down enough, your length springs out underneath to press against her cold body
  323. >If this won't warm her up, you don't know what will
  324.  
  325. >Her body is hard to the touch, pressing strongly against your erection underneath
  326. >She'd be grinding by now
  327. >Hooves on your shoulders
  328. >Giving a squeak as she realizes she's too high
  329. >And leaning down to give you a hug
  330. >Her tail quickly covering you both in that gentle, soft fur
  331. >But she's not
  332. >She's cold
  333. >She needs your help this time
  334. >And you're going to help her
  335. >You're the only one who can do anything around here
  336. >It's been how long and the doctors aren't even here
  337. >You bring both of your hands on her flanks once more
  338. >Moving her hips around a bit
  339. >Grinding her against you
  340. >It's like you're rubbing yourself against a stone wall for some reason
  341. >But knowing that it's her
  342. >Knowing that it's the mare you love so much above you
  343. >That's all that you really need to feel yourself hardening further
  344. >Your hips are lightly thrusting as you move her around
  345. >It's a little strange, navigating
  346. >You have some trouble finding her hole
  347. >You suppose it's a lot harder when your wife isn't helping
  348. >You soon find a place
  349. >It feels different
  350. >A little too high
  351. >But maybe that's just some weird positioning
  352. >You slide upwards, into her
  353. >Easily
  354. >Could it be?
  355. >You barely meet any resistance going into her
  356. >You can never recall going in this easily
  357. >Your length feels cold, chilled
  358. >But
  359. >Maybe she's wet
  360. >Maybe you're sliding so easily because she's awake
  361. >Alive
  362. >Wet
  363. >Wanting you
  364. >You thrust upwards into her, hitting a hard limit almost immediately
  365. >And realize you've been holding your breath
  366. >You let it out, your breath visible in the air for some reason
  367. >The sun is setting
  368. >And you can't help but smile at how close this was to your memory
  369.  
  370. >You slide up and down
  371. >There's almost no resistance
  372. >Except at the end, where your shaft meets her deepest parts
  373. >It's a hard limit you can't go past
  374. >But you continue to thrust
  375. >And thrust
  376. >And thrust
  377. >Hoping you can give your warmth to her
  378. >Hoping she'll spring alive and pin you down
  379. >With hoof and rear
  380. >And keep on going
  381. >You miss her smile
  382. >You miss her voice
  383. >Her eyes staring into yours
  384. >Her warm fur pressing on your chest
  385. >You miss her so much
  386. >You just want her back
  387. >Your cock throbs as you continue to thrust
  388. >Feeling the air whistle past your length
  389. >Feeling her hard insides push back at you
  390. >Her body is bouncing
  391. >Arms waving around you
  392. >Head bobbing
  393. >Almost like she's dancing
  394. >You hug tightly into her
  395. >So tight
  396. >Just to keep the warmth
  397. >And you continue
  398. >Closing your eyes
  399. >Remembering her as she was
  400. >So vibrant
  401. >So full of life
  402. >Imagining her warm folds still squeezing tightly around you
  403. >Her tail batting playfully at your sack
  404. >Brushing soft fur slowly over you
  405. >You can see her
  406. >Silhouette against the sun
  407. >Bouncing up and down
  408. >Warm
  409. >Alive
  410. >You can't take it anymore
  411. >The feeling of her cold insides
  412. >The memories of her warmth
  413. >They bring you past the point of no return
  414. >And you groan out as you cum into your beloved
  415. >You must've slipped out at some point, because you feel warm fluids on her front, pressing down on you
  416. >You smile at her
  417. >Holding her down on top of you
  418. >Nuzzling into her again
  419. >She feels just a little bit warmer
  420. >Maybe it'll all work out
  421. "Just like old times."
  422. >Your hand strokes her dried mane
  423. >Your head is filled with happy, warm thoughts
  424. >You close your eyes, basking in the afterglow
  425. >Her form nuzzled against you gets you comfortable
  426. >And you nod off as you wait for the doctor
  427.  
  428. >You wake up the next morning
  429. >The morning sun filters through the windows and the cracks in the walls
  430. >The room is dusty
  431. >Stained
  432. >The mattresses are missing from the beds
  433. >The patients are missing
  434. >Your back hurts
  435. >The mattress underneath creaks
  436. >Something pokes at you
  437. >You turn to your side, finding what it is
  438. >Cold
  439. >Hard
  440. >Bone
  441. >But you can do something, right?
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