Spell Gone Wrong

As Twilight went outside the door of the house she walked over to the wagon that was just to the right of the doorway. Looking at it though, she thought that there night be smaller wagons that would make it easier on herself. So hitching herself back onto the wagon nice and gently and then walked over to the other side of the barn. There she found a smaller wagon and some buckets in a messy unneat pile. Twilight then unhitched herself from the wagon and began hitching up to the smaller wagon. While she was doing that she tried to use her magic to levitate the buckets into the wagon. But as she did she felt excruciating pain on her forehead, she quickly stopped her magic and stumbled. She almost hit the ground as the baskets began rolling around. One was rolling rather quickly into the clearing in front of her. Without thinking she started her magic again to stop the run away basket. But just like before the same knife stabbing pain throbbed all around could only feel her horn. Then at the same time as she tried to trot over to the basket and tripped. Now on the ground she could only feel the throbbing of her forehead and hearing a slight ringing. After a few minuets of resting on the ground she stood up slowly as her head still ached. She then looked up to see Big Mac watching. As if he didn't see it he began whistling and trotted away rather swiftly. Feeling embarrassed she remembered the injuries and with blushing cheeks she turned around to unhitch herself from the one strap one her and walked over to pick up the scattered baskets by hoof. After grabbing all the baskets she put them in the small wagon and hitched herself to the wagon once more.   But, she accidentally misplaced the harness and suddenly felt crushing pain on both of her sides. Quickly she frantically unhooked herself from the wagon to releave her of the pain. She then fell back to the ground on her knees, she then panted for a few minuets trying her best to not cause any more pain. As she recovered from her second incident she stood up and turned around only to feel embarrassed once again as she looked at her bandaged wings, forgetting the second inflection from last week. So then, she ever so gently positions the harness higher up near her collar bone and finally secured all the straps on the harness and made sure that the harness wouldn't slip down onto her back. Now that everything was ready she set out into the vast apple orchard. Just as she was about walk into the wildish apple orchard she stopped to see in the corner of her vision she saw that to the right of her near the edge of the orchard she saw Big Mac coming back from the orchard with a large wagon full of apples and at least to to three buckets full of more apples on top of that. Shocked by what she saw she watched him go behind the barn with the dozens of apples she walked off into the orchard. A few minuets after setting hoof into the orchard she stopped to look around and saw that all the trees in her current area had no baskets underneath the trees, and yet the branches had plenty of apples that were ripe and ready to buck. With a little remark Twilight unhitched herself from the wagon and began unloading the baskets from the wagon. As she did this she saw Big Mac back in the orchard with the same wagon and buckets, but now they were apple free. He stopped and waved to Twilight and carried on into the jungle of apple trees. After she waved she quickly got to work and got all of the baskets full of ripe red apples. She then gently hitched herself back to the wagon and trotted back out of the orchard.

Twilight then thought to herself, ''where do I put these now?''

Twilight then remembered where Big Mac went when he had that huge wagon of apples. She then had a hunch that there was some sort of storage room behind that wall. So Twilight checked it out and found out that her hunch was right. As she began to go back into the orchard with an empty wagon She saw Big Mac again but with only one bucket of apples. She shrugged it off and headed back in but not as far in to see what he was up to.

She thought of things like, ''those apples will be for sale, or he forgot to store that bucket, etc.''

As soon as she began working again she saw Big Mac coming out of the barn and took the apples into the house. As Twilight continued setting up the buckets she pondered about what Big Mac would do.

Mostly she thought, ''maybe he was cooking apple stuff for Cheerilee as if they were going on a date except he was the cook.''