Midnight Dash wanted a foal so very bad, she begged her husband to try and adopt one.
One day they went to the hospital, and saw the most beautiful foal ever.
She was a girl with beautiful purple eyes, orange fur, and a purple mane.
Midnight pointed her out, smiling happily.
Chilled Breeze nodded his head and they happily signed all those papers and stuff, and took Scootaloo home with her original name.
They convinced her that they were her parents until she was a young filly.
At that age, she began to doubt if they were her parents.
She began to ask more questions.
Constantly.
They managed t lie and convice her, but one day, Scootaloo got angry and demanded answers.
When they told the truth, she ran away and met Rainbow Dash, her idol and unknown mother, as was Fluttershy.
"It's a girl Pegasus!" said the nurse as Fluttershy cried happily in the hospital bed.
"Rainbow, what should we name her?" she asked her fiancée.
"Scootaloo!" said Rainbow, nuzzling the new born's muzzle.
"I love her purple eyes!" complemented the nurse as she examined Scootaloo, saying her body was fine and ready to take home, meaning no sicknesses.
"Uh, Rainbow are you sure we should take her home? Ponies will think it's weird two mares had a foal. It's fine with me, but honestly I think we're too young to take care of a foal. I'm sorry but, we might have to put her up for adoption." whispered Fluttershy, tears in her sea blue eyes.
"Well, if that's the decision, okay then." she replied back, her voice a harsh whisper.
"Nurse, uh, can we put her up for adoption?" asked Rainbow, scratching her neck.
"Certaintly! Are you sure?" asked the nurse, surprised.
"Yes." the two mares responded.
"Okay, sign here, and you may say your goodbyes." the nurse stated, pointing to a piece of paper and pen.
"Okay, done." the mares responded, doubtful looks on their faces.
"Goodbye, my sweet angel." whispered Fluttershy, tears streaming down her face as she kissed Scootaloo on the cheek.
"Goodbye, squirt." said Rainbow as she softly hugged the foal.
The two mares flew away, not looking back at the hospital.
