One came from the upper crust. She never wanted for anything, was pampered beyond belief, and could hardly fathom any kind of issue larger than what designer she was to wear that day.
The other came from the folks of the earth. From the time she could walk she was doing chores, helping out around the house, and accepting the hard parts of growing up poor.
Two polar opposites, but a chance meeting will send them down a road that neither could ever dream of.
///////////////////////////////////
An experimental story I've been tinkering with for some time now. Each chapter will be 1000 to 2000 words long, and each will chronicle Applejack and Rarity's relationship from childhood to adulthood in increments of five years (from age 5 to 50). Ideally, chapters will be uploaded in groups of 3 until the final chapter which will be posted on it's own.
I hope you enjoy my little romantic experiment.
Cute and well written. I'm curious to read the rest.
Ah, childhood friend romance, it makes for an interesting setup, particularly in homoromantic couples. Overall, this is cute and well written. I'm looking forward to seeing where it goes.
I know one or two people who may find this story very favorable.
Wow, just AJ’s luck to get a quote like that. When she realizes she LIKES Rarity.
This is a real interesting story, I like it.
This should be very interesting indeed, especially since we're heading into the future. Looking forward to seeing what you do with this.
Definitely interested in seeing more of this!
Oh god, the theme song is coming back to me.
This is a very adorable beginning.
You show off both traits of both girls.
Rarity. Ever the ham.
Ah, nothing quite like friends finding that there's even more to their relationship than they had realized.
Don't worry. I had to go through some bad stories before.
You're learning. You should keep trying.
A shame that this didn't work out, but I'm grateful that you gave it a try.
I really would have liked to see how this would have gone, but thank you for adding this closure.
Failed or not, I did enjoy this experiment.