The Day I Met Those Fillies

by AmberJewelMellie

Rating: everyone
Tags: Human, Comedy
Length: 369

When Tammy finds an amazing discovery on the morning of her birthday, her life changes drastically. Four ponies need her help, and she's bound and determined to help them. Will she be able to help them get home?

Tammy's life was boring a dull compared to other's. Although she had friends, she rarely saw them. Then, when her birthday turns up an amazing discovery, her life changes dramatically. Now she has four destructive ponies to find homes for. Will her life ever be the same again? Will she even want it to?

Published 1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC
Last updated 2015-05-14 17:46:45 UTC

Prolouge

"Vienna?  Vienna!" I called upstairs irritably.  My sister, once again, was spending forever getting her hair dry.

"Are we gonna bake or not?" I set my hands on my hips, waiting for a reply,

"I'm coming!" Vienna snapped from the top of the stairs.  She was coming down now, finally.

"What took so long?" I demanded.  She shrugged.

"Trying to get my hair done," she replied. "Now, did you want to make muffins or not?" I rolled my eyes.

"Well duh."

Vienna grinned and swished her long, black hair.

Although Vienna and I have to same eyes color, blue, we don't look anything like sisters otherwise.  She has black hair, I have fawn.  She has perfect skin, I have freckles and acne.

I mean, most people can't even tell we're sisters.

"Vienna, where are the chocolate chips?"  I asked, opening the cabinet.  "I don't see them?"

"You mead teads?" Vienna handed me the bag of chocolate chips, cramming some in her mouth.

I laughed, stuffed some in my mouth, and started the recipe for chocolate chip muffins.  My favorite.

While I made those, my sister made lemon muffins.

"Excited about tomorrow?" she interrupted. I nodded quickly.

"I'll officially be a teen," I replied.

"Next comes driving!" Vienna twirled.

Tomorrow was my 13th birthday.  I was planning on inviting some friends for a sleepover next week, so tomorrow was just going to be me and my family.

In the meantime, Vienna and I were making muffins for breakfast.  My parents were out getting groceries, so Vienna and I had the whole house to ourselves.

"Would you get the eggs?" I asked.  Vienna nodded, and grabbed the carton from the fridge.

"Oh, this is the last one.  We'll need to get some more later."

I nodded.

"I'll get some after this."

We normally got our eggs from our hens. We had a chicken coop and barn out back.  We had four goats and a dog as well.

After our delicious-looking muffins were done and now cooking in the oven, Vienna and I cleaned up.  The kitchen was soon spotless, and the whole downstairs smelled like chocolate and lemons.

I took in a deep breath.

"So nice," I said happily. "I cannot wait to eat them!"

Little did I know someone else couldn't wait either.