Applejack normally was a great friend, not to mention marefriend. Until she got too protective. One night, Sorin got too close and feely with Dash, setting off the orange mare. Sorin woke up later to being stuck in the barn of Sweet Apple Acres. He struggled as he heard a cackle, an amused and insane cackle. The sound of hooves filled the silence of the room, and then an orange mare emerged from the red barn doors. They slammed shut behind her. “Well, howdy Sorin. Fancy seein’ you here.” She cackled again. Sorin struggled beneath his restraints, finding no way out. “Try all ya want, bolty.” She walked to him, a huge smirk on her face as she cracked her neck. “Was this because I hit on Dash?” Sorin managed to choke out. “Maybe, how’d ya know? Now ah get to hit on you.” Applejack took a hoof and threw a punch at the stallion’s cheek, blood coming out of his mouth violently. He coughed and gaged as he tried to regain his breathing. Applejack smiled. “Ready for more? This mare has a lot more up her sleeve than ya think.” She turned around, lifting her hind legs high into the air. She bucked as hard as she could at Sorin’s stomach. His reaction was only to try to bend over and cower as he gagged up a pile of blood. His stomach throbbed as he again tried to breathe normally. Applejack turned around again, grabbing a small knife off of a counter. She laughed to herself and Sorin blacked out just as the knife touched his skin around his neck.
His sight was blurry. His breathing slowed. “Hey!” Sorin’s eyes popped open to see Applejack staring at him. He felt an opening in his lower throat. He looked down. What he saw made him gag. His lower neck was opened, Applejack’s hoof poking at it every now and then. He cringed, whimpering from pain every time she poked at his open wound. Applejack just laughed. “You feel alright?” She joked, stabbing her hoof into the hole in his throat. He cringed and whimpered again as he completely blacked out and was done. Applejack soon gouged out his eyes, putting them in a jar. She dragged his body over and into the compost for the farm. “Now, he’ll never see a glimpse of mah Rainbow.” Applejack cackled to herself, her eye twitching with rage as she added the jar to a shelf hidden in the barn. She washed off her hooves thoroughly and set off for bed. Her cyan marefriend was lying on the red and black plaid sheets when Applejack trotted in. “Hey, AJ.” Rainbow lifted her head to plant a small kiss on Applejack’s cheek. “You see Sorin leave?” Applejack lied down, starting to stroke Rainbow’s hair. “Yeah, ah did. He said somethin’ bout never comin’ back.”
