Sunset Shimmer and The Big Blue Wolf

Rainbow Dash stared at the TV screen across from her head, snacking on popcorn as she watched the stupid soap opera playing on TV. The batteries in the remote died and she was too lazy to get up and change the channel , so she just let it play. But she wouldn't admit, it was kinda...good.

As she popped some of the buttery junk food into her mouth, she heard her phone buzz. Looking at it, she saw it was a text from an unknown caller.

"Hey"

"Yo"

"Who is this?"

"Aria Blaze, dummy"

Rainbow Dash scowled seeing that name pop up.

"How'd you get this number?"

"From the wall in the boy's room, how else?"

Rainbow almost chucked the phone away at the smart ass reply but curiosity got the better of her. That, and it was a commercial break.

"What do you want?"

"Just wanted to ask if you're watching Burning Passion?"

She paused for a few moments, wondering if it would be a bad idea to say she was.

"Maybe"

"Good, I left to take a quick piss and when I came back I had no idea what was going on"

"Well what point did you go to the bathroom?"

"When Heracio was flirting with his mistress' daughter"

"Alright, since then Heracio has started an affair between his wife and the mistress' daughter, his brother took his mistress away to elope, and their grandma died"

"Oh, is that why everyone's crying?"

"Eeyup."

"Thanks"

"No prob"

Rainbow returned to watching Burning Passion, however felt a bit weird. She was all alone in the house, having not interacted with her parents since this morning. And she didn't want to admit it, but she needed someone to talk to. She was still all freaked out about the werewolf thing, and sure, Aria Blaze was a siren, but she was still someone to talk to. Besides, anyone watched a stupid soap opera like Burning Passion couldn't possibly be planning to take over the world.

Grabbing her phone, she decided one more text couldn't hurt.

-

"Well, here we are," Sunset Shimmer said, opening the door for her guest, who had to duck under the door frame to get in. Hunched over, Sonata walked about the living room, sniffing every piece of furniture she could get to. And much to her annoyance, that meant a lot of rubbing herself against the furniture. She would've tipped over and broken two potted plants, the kitchen table and TV set if Sunset wasn't there to catch them.

"Why don't you have a seat on the couch, when you're done snuggling the coffee table," Sunset remarked, putting her guitar back in it's proper place.

The blue girl nodded, sitting her furry butt down on the couch, almost like a dog. She curled up onto one of the pillows, closing her eyes as she got comfortable.

Sunset just smiled and shook her head lightly, as she went to the bedroom to get cleaned up. As she took off her clothes, she began to wonder why she had bothered saving her. To be forgiven? No one was ever gonna forget what those Dazzlings did, so it wasn't too likely. But maybe Sunset could let it past, she seemed to be a good girl. She had seen her walking dogs in the park, from five to ten at a time before. So she clearly could take care of herself.

But how in the world did she end up going from a siren to a werewolf?

She snapped out of it, hearing a soft whine come from the living room as she put on her robe. Tying the plush belt of the robe around her waist, she went to see what was all the commotion.

She found Sonata in the kitchen, standing on her hind legs, staring at Sunset once she came in. Rubbing her rumbling stomach, she pointed to the fridge. She knew better than to steal from someone's pantry without permission.

"Ya hungry? Alright, I'll make us some sandwiches," Sunset said, causing the big blue beast to smile, her tail wagging slowly as she watched her   grab a loaf of bread and some ham.