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Yes. Just... Yes. Excuse me as I go cry and laugh in equal and healthy proportions.
Fav, +not enough thumbs, this. Is. Goooood.

That was so sweet! :raritycry:

That was very awesome and well done. I loved it! :twilightsmile:

Sweet, a SoarBurn fic is always a win in my book

Aw that was so sweet. Right in the feels.:heart:

This is so sweet! I loved it!!!

:heart::heart::heart::heart::heart::heart::heart::heart::heart::heart: BEST SOARBURN EVER :heart::heart::heart::heart::heart::heart::heart::heart::heart::heart:

I loved it one of the best ive read i actually almost cried :pinkiesad2:

I can say that this was the first Soarin and Breaburn ship that I've read and I admit, It was quite a nice read. :yay:

Well done! :twilightsmile:

Well done, probably one of the best Soarburn I've seen. I approve:twilightsmile:

This! Yes, just this. This is the most perfect example of how you write an amazing SoarBurn story. A wonderful job with their confessions, especially Soarin's one. Thank you for writing such a great story.

Corrections issued without malice.

"Your a little short, but not by much. Probably a half second."

You're

and risen 10 feet into the air.

raised (or lifted)

to the accounts of the two stallions

by the accounts

What was to come in store did not yet penetrate the mind of the cowboy pony.

was to come OR was in store. Both is redundant.

There in front of him was

were

You can make youself comfortable

yourself

he walked pass the table

past

Braeburned

Braeburn

He held his low as he felt a tingle in his throat.

held his head low

That's why I did all those things for you and only for you.

things: for

You still awake, buddy."

question should have question mark.

om the farm

on

or a pats on the back

or pats

biding him farewell.

bidding

He went on about how much crop there will be and the income it will bring. Braeburn nodded and hopped off the sheriff's cart, biding him farewell. He walk on

He went on about how much crop there would be and the income it would bring. Also, "he walked on"

It's not too bad. Ends abruptly and does a bit of telling rather than showing, though.

10/10 would read it again! :twilightsmile:

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