This story is a sequel to Right Beside You

Princess Twilight returns from visiting the human world, and her last conversation with her friend Flash Sentry has her pondering her love life or, more accurately, her lack of one. Just as she's contemplating this, she bumps into a certain somepony

Written for FlashLight Week 2020 Day 4

Prompt of the Day: Chemistry

This story is a sequel to Right Beside You

Wedding receptions give the happy couple's friends and family an opportunity to the celebrate the happy couple's love for each other and to express their (non-romantic) love for the happy couple. First Base has a, err, unique way of expressing how he loves his older brother.

Written for FlashLight Week 2020 Day 3

Prompt of the day: Twist

This story is a sequel to Good Morning, My Love

The title cannot be any more self-explanatory.

Written for FlashLight Week 2020 Day 2

Prompt of the day: Hobby

This story is a sequel to Flash and Twilight Watch The Lion King

Written for FlashLight Week 2020 Day 1
Prompt of the day: Opposites

The pandemic has finally crept into my writing. Don't worry. This is a relatively happy and pleasant story. Just because life is especially hard and cruel now, it doesn't mean we can't find something to be happy about. Like this ship.

This story is a sequel to A Family is Love

Flash and Twilight are just days away from their "I do"s, and they couldn't be happier. Unfortunately, a failed attempt at reconciling with Flash's father leads to a series of stress-inducing events that have Flash questioning who he is as a person and if marrying Twilight is the right choice. As if everything prior wasn't bad enough, an ancient Equestrian evil escapes from Limbo making everything worse.

Inspired by this song: https://youtu.be/owqlkLI9C8k

Contains censored profanity and suggestive dialogue (no actual sex).

This story is a sequel to Revelio

Family goes beyond flesh and blood. It goes beyond what is written on a piece of paper or who you share your home with. It isn't always easy to be a part of, but when the worst of life comes, sometimes it's just what you need.

Contains censored profanity and sexual references (no actual sex).

This story is a sequel to Ready for It

Officer Shining Armor was expecting a completely routine day, a few traffic stops, some vandalism cases, maybe a robbery if he was lucky. The only difference is that he's got his future brother-in-law riding along with him. What actually happens is anything but routine.

Contains censored profanity and sexual references (no actual sex).

So, I normally don't do requests. However, thanks to a MASSIVE misunderstanding, I am making an exception JUST THIS ONCE. This story was a request from Short-Stories-Pony starring Zephyr Breeze and her OC Laura D. Have a happy New Year, everybody!

They say all is fair in love and war. That statement is especially true regarding snowball fights with Zephyr and Laura.

This story is a sequel to The Wall Between Us

It's been over a month since Timber Spruce and Twilight Sparkle have broken up, and Timber is NOT HAPPY about it. Fortunately, he has plans to win her back, and for a master lady-killer, winning his ex back should be no problem-o. Well, a chance encounter with a bitingly sarcastic prep school girl forces Timber to finally see the glaring flaws in his wooing technique. Maybe Timber not only needs to change techniques but also needs to change targets.

Shippy story, but not quite enough for a romance tag.

Title is a reference to: [embed] https://youtu.be/3dMyVeonqqg [/embed]

This story is a sequel to The Wall Between Us

A lovely fall day in Canterlot captured in story. The Apples are busy with the harvest, CHS is collecting donations for a food drive, and several people are volunteering their time at the local soup kitchen. However, Shining Armor has one extra special surprise in store, especially for a certain tri-color-haired high school principal. What could it possibly be?

Inspired by: [embed] https://youtu.be/_a0PscfuhGo [/embed] and No Pony Else Was In The Room Where It Happened. . .