Rainbow Dash made a mistake... and she's terribly sorry for what she did...

Pre-read by: Ranger88

Fact number 1: Canterlot High is hardly a bed of roses. Fact number 2: if girls are roses, don't forget that every rose has its thorns - sharp and even harmful. These are things that everyone should know, and yet it still appears not to be that clear for many. Seeking for the truth behind the facts? Follow Rainbow Dash and her friends as they have to overcome the hardships of what it means to become an adult.

Inspired by manga "Gals!"
Tagged "sex" for innuendoes and serious-related topics

Rainbow has a lot of things going for her. And she should. She has friends, family, she's one of the Elements of Harmony, and she has her best friend Fluttershy. But what would happen.......if they all didn't want to be around her anymore? Even Fluttershy?

*P.S. Twilight is not a princess in this, even though it is after season seven. Just thought I'd put that in there.*

How do you guys like my new cover? I think it looks great and portrays the image of the main character very well! Tell me what you think in a comment!

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This story is a sequel to A Helper

Rainbow Dash and Twilight decide to visit Filthy Rich and Spoiled to stop the bullying towards Scootaloo. Meanwhile, Scootaloo has to face her mother, how she feels about her new life and the scars her old one have left her with.

Disclaimer: I do not own Mlp or characters but I do own storyline.

After four harrowing years of civil war brought about by Nightmare Moon's return, Canterlot has finally fallen. Princess Celestia has been banished to the moon, and now a new alicorn rules over Equestria. For the supporters of Nightmare Moon, the new eternal night is a time for celebration. For the ponies who fought for Celestia, it means something else entirely. For when the war is lost and the victor demands fealty, the vanquished are given only two choices: bow low and kiss the ground beneath her hooves, or die.

Not everpony who bows does so out of love for the conqueror, of course. Some do it to bide their time. Some do it out of a sense of opportunity. Most bow merely to survive. All of them are liars. But how long can a pony tell the same lie before it becomes the truth?

And what happens to that pony when their lies are lies no more?

Edited by SolidFire. Inspired by the Nightmare Moon timeline in the season 5 finale, a particular scene from a particular show, and an entertaining game of Equestria at War.

Job was as good of a Christian as any high school junior could be. He attended church on Sundays, he read the Bible, he avoided drugs and sex, and he participated in his church’s youth group regularly. So when his youth minister asked him about doing some volunteer work at the nearby New Foal Institution, he jumped on board, although with a few hesitations.

I’m not really into TCB, but this idea refused to leave my head. Man, I wish I didn’t flub publishing this. Then again, what is done can’t be undone. Although I consider this a complete story, I might add a chapter or two every once in a while.

Proofread by Admiral Biscuit

What if.... instead if the cookie zombies prank wasn't a prank set up by Pinkie Pie and friends to get back at Rainbow Dash but instead the Ponyville inhabitants actually became cookie zombies and terrorized the town?

Rainbow Dash has been frequently drinking at odd hours in the night. She also opts in flying home, which isn’t the best idea considering how uncoordinated Pegasi can be while intoxicated. Soarin tries to coax her into getting flown home, but she seems to enjoy her destructive flying.

Rainbow Dash waits for Soarin to fall asleep, and she quickly carries out her nightly routine so as not to be caught. The only problem? She wasn’t quiet enough. However, it may have been the best thing that’s ever happened to her.

The Empress of the Crystal Empire has gone to horrifying lengths to protect her home against monsters that may not exist.

Twilight's fears over becoming a princess convince her to attempt a spell to glimpse the future. Unfortunately, she ends up doing a bit more than glimpsing; the spell turned out to be permanent, meaning she never returned back to her own time, and therefore didn't exist for ten full years.

Her absence caused a fall-apart of the elements of harmony, and Twilight is horrified to see how they've changed without her. She doesn't know how to teleport back, so she instead tries desperately to figure out what happened and piece everyone's lives back together.