Since their first day being Power Ponies, Spike's marefriends have returned to Canterlot's House of Enchanted Comics for more adventures. One afternoon, Rarity, Applejack, and Rainbow Dash are enjoying a supertastic escapade as Radiance, Mistress Marevelous, and Zapp. The number one written rule of these enchanted comics is simple: the fantasy will not end until the narrative plays itself out. One problem, though. For this particular "adventure" to end, it's written that Mistress Marevelous and Zapp must kiss. Passionately.

After an argument with Applejack, Rainbow Dash leaves Ponyville for half a year to go on an intense Wonderbolt training course, neglecting any feelings she may have had for the farmer. How will Rainbow Dash cope with the new secrets she returns with? Will she push Applejack aside on her return? Or are both girls willing to fight for what is merely hidden? (Pfft of course they are! Otherwise I would have no story!) AppleDash ship with depth :)
I would like to know the creator of the beautiful artwork, I found it on google images but could not find the author for some reason. So if you know the artist let me know so I can give them their due credit!
---This story written by SonicRainbowDash has been agreed upon by the two of us to be taken over by me, and I hope I can live up to the fans' expectations!---

In an attempt to help her school's losing soccer team finally bond, team manager Twilight Sparkle takes the whole team to a ranch over spring break. Already uncomfortable being around her otherwise entirely male team, Rainbow Dash is dragged along reluctantly for the ride. However, finding herself in sunny, open fields, Rainbow realizes she is quickly falling for one of the farm hands, a freckle-faced blonde teeming with southern charm. AppleDash, human. Rated T for use of language and suggestive themes.

Applejack's tired of Rainbow's antics so she decides to do something about them.

During a party at Twilight's new castle, Rainbow Dash finds out one of her friends has been hiding a secret.

Rainbow Dash doesn't do sappy. Mushy, cute, sweet, and romantic are also totally out. So of course she has a crush on an awesome pony who's none of those things: Applejack. Now she just has to find a not-mushy, not-romantic, totally cool way to tell her.

A trip for two to an island paradise seems like the perfect time. Swimming, volleyball, jet skiing, snorkeling-- plenty of chances for a really awesome moment. But when her dumb feelings only let her see sappy romance at every turn, her nightmares might just ruin everything.

(A retelling of Sleepless in Ponyville for Skeeter the Lurker's Switcheroo contest.)

The next battle of the bands is only a day away and the Rainbooms have already been nominated to play for the final. But, it so happens, that two, certain friends get into a heated argument. Resulting in that Rainbow Dash has made a big mistake that she can't afford, especially at a time like this. [Read and find out!]

P.S. Sunset Shimmer plays a big role in this story.

*Note* There are some little references in this short story. But there is a big reference of a song from the band SickPuppies. Sooo, if ya feel already like your not going to like this. Either by not liking this band or rock in general, please don't be a hater. Other than that, Enjoy!

This story is a sequel to Welcome Home, Twilight Sparkle!

Warning: This is a direct sequel to "Welcome Home Twilight Sparkle!" and it is strongly advised you read that story (and maybe the prequel) first. Or don't. I don't care. I'm not your real father anyway.

It's been a year since the events of "Welcome Home, Twilight Sparkle!", what have our little humans been up to? How have their lives changed, and is it for the better?

This story is a sequel to We Were...

Applejack and Rainbow Dash spend Christmas together with the ones they love the most.

It's a cute and happy fun time for everybody!

This story is a sequel to We Were...

WARNING: Contains use of words against same sex relationships. This story does not reflect the views of the author!

Big Mac always fit the stereotype that country folk were hard workers and dedicated to their jobs, everybody knew this as fact and would refuse otherwise when it came to the young man. What they didn't know, though, was that he fit a few other stereotypes as well. After a rather violent confrontation with his sister about her newly revealed sexual preferences, he decides he has to leave the Apple home and get away from all the disease he felt was wrought upon the farm.