“Well that was a big waste of time,” a pink and white haired girl said, exiting a room. The girl started to smooth out her golden colored jacket and white skirt while walking down the hall.

“Yeah, but we needed to do this, Diamond,” another girl said, taking off her glasses and wiping them clean. Stifling a yawn, the other girl said, “At least we’re done for the day.”

“True, Silver. I just wish the talk with Mr. Cranky ended sooner,” Diamond said, adjusting her tiara. “He can be sooo boring,” she said, drawing out the ‘so’ while making a hand gesture.

“It’s almost like it’s a punishment to be in his class,” Silver Spoon said, nodding her head in agreement as they turned the corner.

“I know, and to think we need to finish our assignment by Monday. It’s gonna take us the whole weekend to finish,” Diamond complained, knowing they haven’t even started their assignment. They needed to start soon, or else they might fail the class.

“Yeah, but we’ll get started tomorrow,” Silver Spoon said, trying to look on the bright side.

“Tomorrow. Right now, I have to get something from my locker,” Diamond said, about to go down the opposite hall from the main entrance.

“Okay, I’ll call you later,” Silver said, walking away.

“Yeah,” Diamond said tiredly, nonchalantly waving goodbye to her friend. She continued walking down the halls, passing by a few classrooms and bathrooms. As she was passing by one of the music rooms, Diamond did hear something falling over. Looking in the direction it came from, she saw it was coming from the room that the Rainbooms use a lot.

“None of my business,” Diamond said, walking past the room. It wasn’t her business what went on with the older students, and she had to get home soon. It didn’t take her long to reach her locker and put in the combination to open it. She was about to grab her books, and whatever else she needed, when she heard the sound of sneakers squeaking against the floor.

Looking to her side, she felt something slam into her and send her to the floor. Groaning from the hit, Diamond couldn’t tell what had hit her, but knew that whatever it was hasn’t moved from it’s spot on top of her.

“Sorry,” a rough yet energetic voice said as Diamond felt something grab her arms and pulled her up. She almost fell back to the ground, were it not for someone holding onto her shoulders, supporting her. “You okay?” the same voice asked as Diamond opened her eyes to see who was talking to her.

In front of the rich girl was a slightly muscular girl with pink and white colored hair in a ponytail. She was wearing a loose fitting jersey and tight black shorts that hid none of her figure. Diamond couldn’t believe the size of the girl’s chest.

“What?” Diamond asked intelligently, not understanding what’s going on.

“I asked if you’re okay,” the mystery girl said, giving Diamond a strange look.

The tiara wearing girl shook her head, shrugging the mystery girl’s hands off her, and said, “I’m fine, no thanks to you. You really should watch where you’re going. You could have hurt someone.”

“Sor-ry for running into you. I’m just in a hurry,” the girl said, holding her arms up in surrender. “Didn’t mean to do it honestly,” she said, taking a step back.

“I was fine until I had the human bulldozer trying to run me over,” Diamond grumbled angrily, crossing her arms under her chest.

“I said I was sorry, and you’re fine,” the girl said, her hands going limp to her sides.

“That’s not the point,” Diamond said, shaking her head slightly. This girl was treating her tackle as if she just spilled a little water on the table or something.

“Look, I have somewhere I need to be, so I’ll talk to you later, Diamond,” the girl said apologetically, walking past the rich girl. Diamond just scoffed and was about to go back to her locker, but stopped and looked at the retreating girl.

“Yeah, whatever, “ Diamond said, waving the sporty girl off. The rich girl was about to walk away when she noticed that the other girl said her name. “Hey, how did you know my name?” Diamond asked, seeing the girl stop and look at her.

“It’s me, Cheeri. You know me,” the sporty girl said, as if it was the most obvious thing.

“No, I don’t,” Diamond yells back, wondering what the girl was talking about. She knew one Cherry, and that one had bright green hair.

“Whatever, you kidder,” Cheeri said, running back down the hall. “Hey, think fast,” she said, doing a backflip for some reason.

“What?” Diamond asked, looking up just in time to see a ball heading towards her. Following her instincts, she instantly threw up her arms and tried to shield herself from the oncoming projectile. She waited for the thing to hit her, but nothing happened. Looking around, Diamond saw the ball bouncing behind her.

“Glad that didn’t hit me,” she said, letting out a breath she didn’t know she was holding. Looking behind her, she saw that the crazy sports girl was gone. “At least I don’t have to deal with that crazy bitch,” Diamond said, walking to her locker.

Once she put in the correct combo, Diamond opened it and took out her bookbag out. “Now to get out of here,” she said, slinging her backpack over her shoulder while closing her locker. With everything in her possession now, the rich girl started to walk down the hall to get ready for a boring weekend. She closed her eyes and sighed, not seeing that she just stepped on the ball from earlier and tripped while her backpack slid to the side.

“Oww,” she said, not moving for a moment, so the room would stop spinning. Once everything was back to normal, Diamond started to rise and angrily said, “I’m gonna get back at Cheeri, if it’s the last thing I do.”

Diamond moved her hand to grab her backpack and felt what she thought to be the shoulder strap. Pulling it towards herself, she was baffled by how light it was and looked at what she had. In her hands was a thin white cloth with a small band around it.

Lifting the cloth, Diamond saw it was just an apron like the ones from cooking class. “This isn’t my backpack,” she said, letting one hand release the apron as she looked for her backpack. It took her a whole five seconds to find it and grab it.

“Now, to get out of here and back home,” Diamond mumbled, making her way down the hall with the glowing apron in her hand. The rich girl didn’t know the apron was pumping magic into her as her chest began to swell. She didn’t even notice her shoes getting shorter as they were getting puffier.

With each step she took, her jacket lost some of it’s color as it started to fade. Diamond didn’t even notice her bra falling out of her shrinking black shirt as her hairclip stretched.

“Can’t believe I have to waste my weekend doing an assignment,” Diamond grumbled, not noticing her shorts were shrinking. They were slowly traveling up her thighs, getting tighter with each breath she took.

The skirt seemed to shrink as the back was getting longer, forming two separate strands. Diamond didn’t even feel her hair growing, as it reached past her shoulder blades while she seemed to walk at a more slower pace. The hair band continued to wrap around her head, getting a strange engraving on the band.

“At least it won’t be so bad. Silver will be there helping me,” Diamond sighed, her breasts growing to C cups as her black shirt shrank even more. The shoes started to resemble fuzzy winter boots as they got smaller while her ass swelled. She even felt a slight chill as her jacket was getting a bit baggier, but she paid it no mind.

Her black shirt grew tighter as her breasts were straining the fabric. Diamond took a left down the science wing, her shoes losing their heel as they began to squeak against the floor. Her baggy jacket was starting to disintegrate at the sleeves as the threads were undoing themselves. Her skirt shrank to the point that it resembled a gaudy looking belt.

“Is it getting a bit chilly?” Diamond wondered, not seeing the state of her clothes as she brought her hand in front of her. She saw that she was still holding the apron in her hands and thought of putting it on.

“I’ll just wear this till I get home,” Diamond said, putting it on and using the belt to hold it. Feeling a little warmer, she made her down the hall while walking a little straighter as she started to grow taller to fit her new role and body.

Her ass continued to grow as her short shorts shrank to look like a regular pair of panties. Diamond’s coat was losing more of its threads while it became thinner, like a simple button up shirt. She grew about two inches as her hairband connected together, making a large metal ring.

The rich girl’s hair stopped growing once it reached her ass, her breasts growing past D cup size. The apron held her breasts in place as the black training bra started to rip as her assets bounced. Diamond’s shoes were getting lighter and more fuzzy the more she walked, while the apron started to change. The apron’s edges grew lacey ruffs as the material gained a shine to it.

“At least I can pull this off,” Diamond cheered, walking with a spring in her step and a bounce in her chest as her posture changed. Her breasts grew to E cups as her fuzzy shoes had their heels shrink and disappear. The large ring on her head slipped down as she flipped her hair away, allowing the ring to constrict around her neck without choking her. Her ass stopped swelling up as she continued to grow, reaching a height of five feet six inches. The bra and jacket fell off of her as they were now rendered to nothing but various threads.

“And it so matches me perfectly,” Diamond giggled, doing a twirl as the belt fused with the apron.

The former rich girl, now somewhat naked yet perky teen, skipped down the hallway as she wanted to get home and do what she wanted to do. She wanted to make a buffet, to attract a potential suitor since she needed to show them she could cook and maybe a few other things. Diamond felt a rush of energy and pleasure flow through her as she was filled with a crazy hormonal motivation.

“I better hurry,” Diamond moaned, skipping away while some liquid ran down her legs.

Meanwhile

A black void was all Cadance could see as she was dreaming of students having ridiculous bodies. It was like that one movie she saw a while back about people being replaced by aliens or something.

“Is… okay?”

“.... fine…. Stress and…. Stuff”

The crystal prep dean heard someone talking but couldn’t make out anything they were saying. She only knew that there were a bunch of different voices around her.

“Give… room”

That voice was very familiar. Like Cadance heard it almost everyday or was someone she knew very well, but couldn’t pinpoint who it was.

“She’s waking up!”

Now, she remembered that voice. It was her sister-in-law, Twilight Sparkle. As she opened her eyes, Cadance started to giggle at her ridiculous dream as the room came into a blurry focus. All she could see was fuzzy looking shapes and smudges.

“Are you okay, Cadance?” Twilight asked, sounding very worried for some reason.

“I’m fine, Twilight. I just had one of the craziest dreams,” Cadance giggled, seeing the room slowly getting into focus for her. She could make out a few shapes in front of her as they moved and talked. It must have been Twilight’s new friends from the Friendship Games.

“R-Really? What’d you dream of?” Twilight inquired, sounding a bit nervous. It wasn’t strange for Twilight to sound nervous, but there was a bit of hesitation in her voice. Like she was dreading to say or reveal something.

“I dreamt that you changed so much within a day, and that everything was against me,” Cadance giggled, lifting herself up as her vision started to clear up. The Dean of Crystal Prep saw that she was in a beige colored room with some racks of clothes and a few instruments. “Silly, huh?”

“Yeah, silly. Listen, Cadance, we’re gonna need you to stay calm,” a purple haired girl exclaimed, standing in front of her.

“Why? What’s wrong?” Cadance wondered, pushing herself into a sitting position. Her vision was coming back into focus as she stared at the girl in front of her.

“Well… that is to say,” the girl, began as she tried to find the right words to say.

“Rarity, stop beating around the bush and just say it,” a girl with rainbow colored hair protested.

“Rainbow Dash! We have to be gentle with this,” the girl, Rarity, declared, her hands shaking at her side. A new girl just walked next to Rarity and looked at the dean on the ground.

“Miss Cadance, Twilight did change, as did most of our friends, and we need your help,” Rainbow groaned, pointing to the side of Cadance. The pink haired dean looked to her side, and her eyes widened at what she saw. Right beside her was the big breasted Twilight she saw in her dreams.

“What’s going on? Why’s Twilight like that?” Cadance stressed, standing up and wobbling a little.

“It’s Sparkly Mist,” Twilight, now Sparkly, informed, smiling nervously as she grabbing her surrogate sister’s shoulder to help her keep balance.

“What?” Cadance mumbled, blinking in a confused manner.

“It’s totally my name. So totes, right,” Sparkly gushed, jumping up and down a bit. That action caused her breasts to bounce in every direction.

Cadance stared at Sparkly for a moment, before she turned to Rarity and Rainbow, and begged, “Please, just tell me what’s going on?”

“It’s a bit of a long story and I’m not sure you’ll believe us,” Rainbow informed Cadance while rubbing the back of her head.

“I saw Twilight become a fallen angel and tear holes into the fabric of space time. I’m sure I’ll believe anything at this point. I wouldn’t even be surprised if you said aliens are the cause,” Cadance deadpanned, watching the two girls nod at the reasoning.

“Well, from what we know, there are a unidentified number of objects that can change a person when they touch them. We saw our friend Sunset change into a cheerleader while the others changed without us even knowing,” Rarity declared, pointing at her friends who were talking about something or another.

Cadance was silent as she looked at the small group of girls and noticed that they were different from the last time she saw them. “Okay, so crazy magic items that change people. And Twilight’s new name?” Cadance inquired, her eyebrow rising.

“We really don’t know about that for certain, though it may have come with her change... but that’s not important right now. We need your help to fix this,” Rainbow proposed, looking hopeful.

“You do know that I have no experience with magic other than what happened at the Friendship Games, right?” Cadance reasoned, crossing her arms under chest.

“We know, but Principal Celestia changed as well. We also have a reason to believe that Vice Principal Luna also changed. You were the only one we could think of to help us,” Rarity responded, looking at the ground.

Cadance was quiet for a moment, before she said, “I’ll help you girls. Hopefully, we can find a way to reverse this and get everyone back to normal.”

“Hopefully, we can keep Trixie as she is,” Rainbow mumbled to herself, wishing that the helpful Trixie could stay instead of the boastful one. Unfortunately, Rarity heard her and said, “Fluttershy, be a dear and punish Rainbow.”

Rainbow didn’t have enough time to move as her soldier like friend came up behind her and smacked her in the back of the head. She held her head in pain while glaring at her fashionista friend and murmured, “Let’s just get started already.”

Author's Note

New chapter with Diamond as a naked apron housewife

Took longer than I wanted but I blame myself for that.

Anyways a big thanks for my Editor Regreme