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Smoking Gun


Guy who writes stories when he's bored. And hey, I've got nothing else to do.

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My daughter always wanted to be fastest flyer. She wanted to reach for the stars, to go wherever the breeze took her, but first she had to learn how to fly.

This is how my little girl flew away from me.

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That... was beautiful.

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Seriously, that hit me right in the feels.

"He tiny wings"? I'll edit this comment when I (hopefully) finish this chapter.

There were a couple of mixed up pronouns and redundancies, but other than that, a beautifully written story. Great job! :D

holding a mug of cider in his hoof. Taking his eyes of the show, he noticed his daughter

"off"

headed into the bathroom connected to her room. Smiling at her old stallion.

Should be a comma.

bedroom. The room was considered to be ‘bare-bones’ by most ponies.

"would be considered bare bones" would sound better.

“Thanks, mate.”

I said he was lazy. I didn’t say he wasn’t a good friend.

I said he was lazy. I didn’t say he wasn’t a good friend.

DOUBLE POST DEMON!! :rainbowwild:

Touching down in the main foyer, he let Rainbow down onto her feet. She had a ‘Daring Do’ bandage over her lip.

I thought she never heard of Daring Do before "Read It And Weep?"

I don't usually edit stories like this, but this... this was amazing. Truly beautiful. Fix those minor derps and send it to EqD, my friend. :twilightsmile:

Huge props, very well done and heart warming.

That was genuinely heartfelt.

Principal is the person. Principle is the concept.
Even so, I really enjoyed it. I loved the insight into her past, how she wasn't always the best but still felt like the same Rainbow.

Also,

You know what the sad thing is? This is the warmest I’ve felt in years.

was a great line.

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