Spitfire takes a flight to relieve stress and visits a phoenix roost. The only problem? All the eggs are broken, and the phoenixes are missing. What could have happened to them? And how will Spitfire react without her team by her side?

A train makes its way out of the Manehattan station, taking with it Twilight's unspoken thoughts towards one particular pony.

Somepony's been sending encouraging notes to everypony. There's no signature, no address, and no hint as to who could be behind all this. Who would do such a thing, and how in Equestria do they know exactly what everypony needs to hear?

Rarity struggles to find the best perspective on her situation and comes up with profound insights. Twilight’s insights are slightly less profound, but that may just be the sleep deprevation talking.

Twilight watches the sun set. A music box plays in the background, but she ignores it.

Changelings have peculiar names. Some are more unfortunate than others.

Twilight writes to Princess Celestia about a dream she had, a dream about a potential future for their relationship.

Twilight attempts to get herself fired from a retail job. It's harder than it looks.

Fluttershy watches the sun rise and ponders on what it's like to be in a poly relationship with two princesses.

Spooning must have a completely different meaning than what Scootaloo had been taught. Was Rainbow Dash's interpretation of the phrase right? Having that many spoons in that particular spot must be rather uncomfortable, after all.

A well-meaning prank snowballs out of proportion.

Rarity finds herself in deep trouble when she falls into the hooves of a rampaging pirate crew.

Not all coping methods are healthy.

Fluttershy gets over an abusive relationship, and the world keeps on turning.

Love is a funny thing, especially when contemplated at one in the morning in a run-down cafe over some truly terrible coffee.