When a unicorn gives you a gift what do you get her in return? And how far do you go to ensure she gets it?

Stuart faces all of these questions the day Dinky, a mare in his class who he barely knows, leaves a gift for him. And when he finally gets the answers he'll find out there's far more to this filly than he ever realised.

This is based on a dream I had not too long ago. It's based in a universe where humans and ponies have coexisted since time immemorial. The characters, including Dinky, are in their late teens to early twenties.

Sad tag because it's the closest we have to bittersweet.

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Nopony lives forever. Except an immortal, like Luna. Love may be as eternal as the Princess of the Night. But what if the one she loves is not?

What happens when she faces the day when her lover passes on, but her love does not?

Stand-alone short story, set some time after the events of Dreamscape.

Some additional scenes from Dreamscape, told from Luna's perspective.

If you've not read Dreamscape, this may not make much sense.

I received some feedback that Dreamscape was too much into Graeme's point of view. To better explore Luna's take on things, I've penned this. Not really a story in its own right. I'd be inclined to incorporate it into a revised version of Dreamscape if people think that would be more apt than posting it here.

I've also dropped the "Romance" tag, since people were pointing out it's more romantic than actual romance.

Hope you enjoy.

Luna and Graeme share one-another's company one night beneath the starlit heavens and by the light of a crescent moon.

A stand-alone dreamy little fluff fic set some time after the events of Dreamscape.

Graeme's night terrors have tormented him almost every night since he was a child, and there seems to be no way for him to overcome them. Exhausted, desperate, and with no salvation in sight... That is, until his dreams call out to the Princess of the Night herself.

But, is the regal alicorn actually real, or just a figment of his imagination drawn into his dreamscape by his subconscious mind?

And, either way, can she actually help?