Twilight Sparkle has always been Princess Celestia's perfect student. A model of good behavior, of friendship, and most importantly, raw magical skill.

But what if that magical skill wasn't accidental?

What if Twilight was just a weapon?

And what happens if she finds out?

A very, very special thanks to Ralastas (http://www.fimfiction.net/user/Ralastas) for assisting me in this and writing Twilight's final letter.

After a day of potion making at Zecora's hut, Apple Bloom arrives home to help Applejack plant a special tree.
However, as she does so, a petal of Heart's Desire mixes in with the dirt, affecting the seed.

The Tree of Heart's Desire grows whatever a pony wants most, but... What if what that pony wanted most was another pony? What would the creation feel, think, or even know? And how would they cope with knowing that they were nothing but a copy?

It's another slow day at Sugarcube Corner for Pinkie Pie, until a friend pays a visit that results in a very special favor. But why is the mere sight of her friend enough to drive Pinkie crazy?

A story in the same vein as My Little Dashie, but not a carbon copy.
Awoken in the middle of the night by a mythical creature sitting on his doorstep, a man's life is drastically re-arranged by the sudden entrance of Princess Celestia. Struggling to accept things he couldn't ever think possible, he'll have to make a decision about what's worth changing his entire life.
(Note: I added the "Alternate Universe" tag because I imagined this being a reversed-roles universe where Luna is the big sister and banishes Celestia, rather than the other way around.)

This began as a simple romance story, but it has since then blossomed into so much more. This is a story that provides a more in-depth look inside the Apple family, and what could have been the history of Ponyville. A tale of deception, unexpected rivalries, and buried feelings.
I included the gore and sex tags because there will be a slight amount of blood and mentions of sex, but there will not be explicit amounts of either.

At 6 pages long, Butterflies with Wings of Diamond isn't very long, but what it lacks in space I like to think it makes up for substance. It's short but sweet, and I hope you enjoy it!