Blame it on the rain

Fluttershy and Rainbow walked quietly to Fluttershy's house. The sound of Rainbow's sneakers hitting the floor as she sped up was the only noise to be heard.

As Fluttershy walked through the front entrance and up the stairs. No one would be home until around five.

Once they finally reached her room, Fluttershy sat her book bag in the corner.

Rainbow lazily sprawled out on the bed. The other girl sat quietly at the end of the bed waiting for Rainbow to speak.

"Well I guess I can tell you now." The Rainbow haired girl let out a breath.

Fluttershy wasn't sure what she was expecting to hear. Rainbow opened her eyes and looked over to her friend.

"Look Shy I don't want you to look at me different after I tell you this...I've been kind of nervous to tell you." Rainbow tried to keep a calm exterior, but Fluttershy could tell the girl was nervous.

"This morning I told my parents and I think you deserve to know" Fluttershy blinked at her friend with confused eyes.

"Fluttershy I.." Rainbow didn't finish she simply looked down.

Fluttershy put her hand on Rainbow's. Smiling at her reassuringly.

"You can tell me anything Dashie." Fluttershy said softly. She thought she saw Rainbow blush, but maybe she was seeing things.

Fluttershy's heart was beating like crazy. She wanted Rainbow to tell her. Not wanting to get her hopes up she pushed all her hopeful thoughts away.

Rainbow finally looked up with her brows furrowed.

"I'm a lesbian." Rainbow said.

Fluttershy's eyes widened slightly. She knew by the look on Rainbow's face that when she told her parents things didn't go well.

So she hugged her as comforting as possible. Rainbow didn't expect it as she stiffened in place.

"Y-you don't think I'm weird?" Rainbow stuttered in shock.

"No of course not." Fluttershy answered quickly.

They stayed hugging for a good three minutes. When Rainbow pulled away to Fluttershy's dismay her eyes were slightly watery.

Fluttershy looked at her worriedly. She of course seen Rainbow cry before, but this was far different.

All she could do was return to hugging her tightly letting her friends tears soak her yellow sweater.