Apple Bloom knows that one thing, above all, is inevitable.
And it isn't death.
Not quite.

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It's not like the movies. Not every relationship is a perfect, happy ending. In fact, most are not, but Sonata didn't know that.

Now she does. And for the first time, Sonata's heart broke.

The worst thing is?

She has only herself to blame.

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In a ploy to convince her parents that she’s straight, Twilight asks Microchips to become her pretend boyfriend. Without telling her real girlfriend, Sunset.

Microchips calculates a 99% chance that he dies tonight.

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Rarity explores the memories of her wife, Sunset.

To relive all of the little moments that made their life together so special.

And to say goodbye.

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Sunset adores her marefriend Twilight. Though it's been only one year since they began their relationship, it's felt like a lifetime.

With Hearts and Hooves Day fast approaching, she wants to do something special for her beloved. Twilight has done so much for her after all. The least she can do is repay some of that kindness, and show her how much she loves her in the process.

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All it takes is one little thing, and your whole life can be turned upside down,

You can plan, you can dream, but there are some things you will never be prepared for. They'll come from nowhere and blindside you, leave your head spinning.

When disaster strikes, Blossomforth comes to learn this truth. She winds up in the care of Nurse Redheart at the Ponyville Hospital, and it seems like her life might never be the same.

But just because something terrible happens doesn't mean your life is over. Not everything unexpected is so bad. Because after all, all it takes - is one little thing.

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Celestia has always been a people pony. She especially enjoys it when she has the opportunity to look after and care for younger ones. And, as a mare of great age and wisdom, she has a derth of patience and saintly virtue to handle the nonsense that comes with the territory.

Unfortunately, when Scootaloo decides that concocting a series of increasingly intrusive pranks is clearly the best way to get her cutie mark, Celestia's patience will be put to the test.

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This story is a sequel to Requiem for Sonata

It had all gone so well, up until the very end. Now, their gems were shattered, their singing and magic was gone, and they had to deal with the fact that they would never again lay their eyes on Equestria.

In the aftermath of the disastrous Battle of the Bands, Aria grapples with her anger at Adagio and the path to destruction she led them down. More than that though, she comes to realize she had invested in their victory and the possibility of returning home far more than she'd originally believed.

After an "incident" at Twilight's School of Friendship, Scootaloo returns to Ponyville on sabbatical. Her past haunts her, however, as a darkness looms over Ponyville and its citizens.

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Metal ponies tell their stories,
Scientists in laboratories,
Lay the wire, mount the brain,
Mount their hips, teach them pain.
Teach them fear of revolution,
Internalize the evolution.
Set their ruin on the throne,
Until their chains become their own.
Palaces and hollow eyes,
To the Masters goes the prize.
And if this act should be maligned:
"For the good of ponykind."

Winner of the September Writeoff Contest, "True Colors." Edited by Horizon.