Pinkie's Time Machine

by Creativa-Artly01


Chapter 6

Meanwhile back at the Apple Family Farm, AJ sits on her bed in her room and puts her head on her hoof and thinks. "Do I know that pink pony in the hospital? Did I know her once? Why did she seem so familiar, like I've seen her before?" A few minutes later, Apple Bloom walks in.

"Applejack, it's time for the family picnic, let's go," says Apple Bloom. AJ nods and follows her sister to the back orchard where she sits down by her brother. The family then enjoys their picnic. They enjoy their hay burgers as they crack jokes and share memories and stories. After the picnic, the family goes down to the lake and takes a swim. Apple Bloom can't help but notice that her sister seems a bit spacey. She even brings it up. "Sis, what's got your mane in a twist?"

"Nothing, nothing," lies Applejack.

"Sis, I know you're lying," says Apple Bloom.

"Fine," sighs AJ, "I'll tell you. I took a pink pony to the hospital earlier and I can't help but feel like I know her even though I've never met her before in my life."

"It's a false memory, it's nothing," responds Apple Bloom.

"Maybe," sighs Applejack, "but it seemed to real to be a false memory." She then bows her head until she is surprised as Apple Bloom splashes down behind her and splashes her. Applejack smiles and begins chasing her sister around the lake. She can try to put the pieces together later, right now, she has a little sister to splash. She begins to laugh as she chases her sister and Apple Bloom can't help but smile. She's just glad her sister has gotten back to her spunky self because that is the Applejack she truly enjoys. This is the fun Applejack she remembers and she's glad that's the Applejack that's around right now. The two continue to chase each other around the lake now with Big Mac joining in on the fun. The three siblings smile as they swim about. Their parents smile as they watch. Everything is perfect. The family can definitely agree to that, at least, all the family can except Applejack, who feels like something doesn't seem quite right.