Friendships grow and change. That's how life works and it's usually a good thing in the end. Rainbow Dash and Rarity once saw their friendship more of a friends by association sort of thing. It was a total surprise to both of them when they realized that had changed. It took them a while to realize they'd become best friends even among their other friends. But that was still as far as it went, right?
This is the story of a growing friendship and how truly unexpected love can be.

I got this idea after reading the story "Hope You Dance" by PapierSam. So if you like this please go check out their story too. In fact, go check that one out regardless.
Check it out here.

Like all my Equestria Girls stories I'm setting this at some unknown time after the second movie where the third movie still hasn't happened, mostly because it's an easy and convenient timeline to work in.
This will be a new challenges for me as most of the story is going to take place in flash back form and keeping that specific narrative focus is going to be different.
As always, let me know how I'm doing. All comments are welcome, good and bad.

Prom is just a week away in Canterlot High, and the whole student body is preparing for it. Unfortunately Rainbow Dash learns that some of the boys are preparing for it in ways that are making her oldest friend more then a little uncomfortable. In trying to find a way to help her she creates a situation that might just be even more uncomfortable for the both of them. What happens next is a series of uncomfortable situations that will push both girls way out of their comfort zones and test the boundaries of how deep their bond really is.
Another flutterdash from me, the world can always use a little more flutterdash. I honestly don't have a great plan heading into this one, but this idea has been flouting around my head for a while and I'm gonna do it.
Set in an indistinct time between Equestria Girls movies 2 and 3 for simplicities sake.
Rated teen because I'm putting in a scene that drops a lot of language, but other then that it should be clean.
Comments always welcome, good and bad, so feel free to tell me what you think. If you have ideas feel free to share. Like I said, I don't have a great plan so you might influence me greatly as things progress.

Twilight Sparkle wakes up deep into the night to an empty, cold bed, something she wasn't used to at this time of the night, so she decides to see where her partner could be, only to find a series of notes that lead her to a pleasant surprise.

Twilight Sparkle and Celestia are seeing one another.

They both want it - happiness, to share in their moments, trials and tribulations, all of it, no matter the changes that come.

Now they just have to tell the parents. It should be simple enough.

But a lot of things are simple at first.

My extra special, somewhat belated thanks go to friends Tired Old Man and Vylon for much editing, and additional thanks to Tired Old Man for penning the wonderful title description above. You guys are great, you really are.

Rainbow is dealing with a few problems regarding her feelings towards Fluttershy. So Twilight suggests that perhaps a bit of therapy may help her come to terms with them.

My entry to the 3rd Flutterdash Writing Contest

Two ponies stand together in the rain. One talks, the other listens.

Then the other talks, and the one listens.

“Sometimes, whenever I look at the night sky and see Luna’s array of twinkling stars, I feel so small compared to them. Thinking of how big this world is, and how I’m nothing in it, really scares me; but I still know that my existence could mean a lot to a specific pony, and I hope she will feel the same way one day.“

Pre-readers: ChappedPenguinLips

Editors: Twidashforever

Fluttershy has been called away on an adventure. An adventure without Rainbow Dash.

My entry into The 3rd Flutterdash Writing Contest.
Thanks to alt-tap for editing and feedback.

“When writing gurus talk about ‘show, don’t tell,’ this is the sort of thing they mean.”

“This felt like the literary equivalent of a well-painted landscape ... Its biggest strength is in the way it chooses tones and contrasts to create depth. But all of the characters are also individually great, especially Spike, and their concerns are so real and wide-ranging that this piece is bursting with life.”

— Royal Canterlot Library

Sunset's friends ask her for help with a lot of things. Pretending to be Rarity's boyfriend at her cousin's wedding is a new one. It can't be that hard, right? A sharp suit, some expertly applied makeup, and a good backstory and she'll be charming the pants off of the bridesmaids in no time.

But just what is Rarity hoping to get out of this subterfuge in the first place?

Russian translation