The Un-Popular Ones

Honestly, this story is tying together nicely. I'm not sure what else to re account. How about the aftermath?

Short Fire ran the military school he was put into his whole life as a colt until he graduated. He ran with fear and tyranny, but tried to look generous on the outside. After graduation, he got in a feud with his own mother and eventually took her title as Captain of the Wonderbolts. Spitfire, since then, became a regular Wonderbolt and has harbored hate towards her own son. When Scootaloo graduated from school, they met again and Short Fire opened his feelings to her. She rejected him on the premise that she liked mares instead of stallions and that drove him into a rage. Since then, he's become known as a dictator and is looking to topple over the Princess Sisters.

Dusk and his family were forced to move to Baltimare for financial reasons. Colgate remained a sponsor for toothpaste and is, to this day, trying to get ponies teeth clean. Skye joined her for a while before ultimately opening up and losing suicidal thoughts. He's recently created a help center where he's been working ever since. Dusk finished up school sadly. After graduation from school, Button Mash moved up to Baltimare with Dusk, only to break it off after a year. After that, he went off the map to wherever he knows.

And now... The main event! Well, honestly, this think couldn't have come together without all 3 of them. But, we end with G-Sec. Well, after Dusk left, he felt a slight bit of resentment to the world. But, after the Talent Show, he was able to express himself freely. Imagine Pinkie Pie as a green colt. His mothers stayed together for life and adopted another colt after he left, naming him Yellow Breeze. But, once G-Sec left, he became Equestria well known through gaming and eventually earned his cutie mark: a gaming controller. He went head to head with great players, including Button Mash, ironically. But secretly, he lives a life of depression and an alcoholic. And, in his spare time, he's an author. In fact, he recently wrote a story... Talking about his life as a colt... And his friends... Get it yet? Okay, so i'm G-Sec! Yeah! Based on a true story has never been so real, huh? Anyways, I hope you guys enjoyed the story. It got me emotional a lot, but I've learned one thing: Just because you're a background pony somewhere doesn't mean you can't accomplish big things. I loved Dusk and even Short a one point. But, one' thing's for sure: We aren't The Un-Popular Ones anymore.