The Adventures of Aurora

Ever since scootaloo learned to fly, her parents mooved to a house in the sky. It was made of clouds, just like mine, and I flew to it's porch now.

“Scootaloo?” I knocked on the door loud but not harsh enough for it to burst. “Scootaloo?”

She came out from behind the house, flying over. She did not look happy to see me.

“What do you want?” She asked in a gruff voice.

“Well, um. Do you remember what happened a few days ago?” I stammered.

“Yes, I havent told my parents yet though.” She kept her face composed.

I sighed and looked at the ground.

It was very far away.

“Scoots, my wings are kinda getting tired. Can i stand on your porch?” I asked hopefully.

“No.”

“Look, im really sorry. I tried to resist, but-”

“You should have tried harder.” her eyes narrowed.

This was too much for me. She was'nt even trying to understand!

I burst into tears and shot off, back to the ground. Maybe I could hide in Twilight Sparkle's tree house.

So, there I went, leaving scootaloo behind.

Her expression fell. Maybe I was a little too harsh and unforgiving?

I shot off torwards Her house, tears comming down my face from the speed, also.

When I got there, I burrowed myself on a branch under all the leaves. Spotting a broken branch, I covered the hole where Twilight could see me If she walked by.

And then I slept for a few hours.

When I woke up and spread the branches, The sunset was burning the sky.

I watched until the last trace of orange left the sky.

Then I flew home and told my mom how it ended with scootaloo.

She sighed.

“Give her a few more days, okay?” She looked into my eyes, her deep crimson and orange ones boring into mine.

“Okay.”