Lowkey took one basket in one arm and two baskets in the other arm. Then he teleported himself along with the fillies to Twilight's house. Upon getting there he placed the baskets with the fillies on a table. "Hey Twilight!" he called out.
"Is that you Lowkey?" Twilight replied.
"Yes it's me," he responded. "I need your help with something."
After hearing that, Twilight came down the stairs dressed like a librarian as usual. "What is it that you need help with?" she asked.
"I just need a book that can tell me how to raise kids. I have these three fillies I need to take care of." Lowkey said pointing to the fillies.
Twilight instantly walked over to the fillies. "Awww aren't they just adorable," Twilight said, tickling the fillies feet making them giggle with laughter.
"Yes they are but I-"
"They're so cute!" Twilight interrupted.
"Twilight!"
"Oh sorry. What is it that you need?" Twilight asked.
"I need a book that tells me how to raise kids," Lowkey replied.
"I got just the thing," Twilight said before she went to the shelves and pulled out a book. "This should tell you everything you need to know." She tossed the book Lowkey who caught it.
"Thanks Twilight," Lowkey said.
"If you need a babysitter, then you can come ask me," Twilight said.
"I'll think about it," he replied. He then took the baskets and teleported back home.
Lowkey hears a knocking at his door. "Who could be at my door this close to midnight?" he wondered. He went to the door and opened it. At first glance he thought no one was there until he heard the cooing of baby. He looked down and say three baby fillies all wrapped up in their individual baskets. Lowkey wondered, "who could have left them here? And why for that matter?" Lowkey then saw a note attached to one of the baskets. He picked it up and read it: "Please take care of us." Lowkey's mind went blank. After a minute of staring at the note, he took the three fillies inside and set their baskets down in the living room. Little did he know that these fillies were going to change his life forever.
"What am I going to do?" Lowkey constantly asked himself. "I don't know how to raise a child. And here are three fillies that are about to become my adopted daughters." He contemplated what he would do. The three fillies looking up to him, cooing as all babies do. "Do they even have names?" he wondered. He searched the baskets for names. One basket contained a light blue unicorn who's name was Prizzy. The next contained gray pegasus with the name Sania, a rather odd name Lowkey thought. And the third contained a light green earth filly with name Gem. "Prizzy, Sania, and Gem...well then I better get used to those names," Lowkey thought.
Lowkey brought the fillies into his room so he check on them in the morning. He took out his old music box and played a soothing song to put the fillies to sleep. After they went to sleep he soon joined their snoozing and slept on his bed. The next morning he went to the shops to buy things for his new daughters. He then went home and warmed up three bottles of milk and fed them. "I'm gonna need a little help with this," he thought. He thought about who might be able to help him. He decided to visit Twilight. "Maybe she'll have a book on how to raise children," he thought. And so he decided to head to Twilight's house and pick up a book or two. "But first I have to feed these fillies," he concluded and proceeded to feed the fillies before visiting Twilight.
