Rainbow doesn’t know what made her want to move in with Applejack. She doesn’t know why everything feels so tender and touchy where it used to be quick and light. She doesn’t know why she gets pins and needles when she looks into Applejack’s eyes.

Could it really be so simple as she wants to be with Applejack? This whole emotional maturity thing is way more trouble than it’s worth.

At 16, Applejack takes independent learning classes instead of attending high school like other teens her age. Her life is already mapped out; she'll get a diploma, care for her little sister and aging grandma, and spend the rest of her days on Sweet Apple Acres.

That is, until Principal Celestia invites her to Canterlot High School. Now faced with a mismatched group of girls all weighed by their own interpersonal drama, and a growing confusion surrounding her future(and sexuality), Applejack is counting on good luck to get her through this mess.

Though she only met the rainbow-maned filly a little while ago, Applejack thinks she’s got Rainbow Dash all figured out: she’s bold, she’s mouthy, and she has penchant for napping in spots where she really shouldn’t. In all honesty, Applejack tolerates Rainbow more than she likes her. But when she finds her sickly and lacking her usual spunk, Applejack realizes she holds the other filly dear to her heart.