Don't Let Idiots Into Equestria

"The paint's almost dry," I called down the hallway.

I instantly heard footsteps pounding towards my door. I put my ear against the large slab of wood, at the wrong moment I might add. Heidi burst through the door which slammed me into the wall.

"WHERE ARE THEY," she screamed, "DA PONIES!?"

"Right here," I said pointing at the two pony figures standing on the table next to me. Heidi gasped, her breath heavy as she stroked the white pony's mane.

"Careful," I said grabbing her wrist, "they're not dry yet!"

She pulled away from me, grabbing her wrist with her other hand. She stared at my glowing computer screen, more specifically at the clock, 12:00 am.

"11 MORE HOURS UNTIL THE NEW EPISODE COMES OUT," she yelped.

SQUEE! I ran my finger along the grey pony's head and screamed,

"SHE'S DRY!!!!!"

The two of us picked up the toys and pranced around my room happily (like unicorns.)

"You think we should go to sleep?" I said, as I placed the pony on my desk. "Because we've resorted to acting like unicorns."

"That's what we always do"

"Still I-" I was cut off by a loud thud.

I looked over and saw Heidi laying on the floor,

"Maybe we should go to bed" she groaned.

I giggled as I grabbed Heidi's pony from her and placed it on the desk beside mine.

I looked at Heidi as I climbed into bed, she was glaring at the door. I'm not sure if she was mad at it or if the two were having a staring contest. They both seemed plausible. Maybe it was both. I don't know? I rolled over and closed my eyes.