Farmer vs Murderer

After several months of recovery, Applejack felt a lot better, but was still in her hospital gown and covered in bandages. The doctors and the surgeons took her to the surgery room and put her on anesthesia again to remove the stitches from the scars from where she had been cut on. After the stitch removal, she had her strength back and could move a lot more. She couldn't be more happier than she was, and thanked the doctors and the surgeons for helping her. When they confirmed that she was ready enough to go back home, they called her family and told them that she would be coming home soon. Applebloom jumped up and down of happiness and excitement because she had been wanting Applejack to be home for months.

A few minutes later, the car dropped by and Applejack came out of it. Applebloom ran to her and hugged her for coming back home. Applejack hugged her back.

"I couldn't wait fer ya ta get home," said Applebloom, "I've been thinkin' about ya all the time when ya were still at the hospital."

"I thought I was gonna die from losin' a lot of my blood," said Applejack, "But thanks ta the doctors 'n' surgeons, I survived and regained my strength. If I didn't get help quickly, I would've been dead by now."

"Did ya know who almost killed ya?" asked Applebloom.

"Nope," replied Applejack, "I was wonderin' where that rustlin' was comin' from, and some psycho came outta nowhere 'n' tried ta kill me three times. My right thigh, my left arm, and down b'tween my neck and my collar bone. I think that varmint was tryin' ta cut my head off!"

"Off with yer head?" asked Applebloom.

"Exactly," Applejack replied again, "But as long as I'm still livin', we can still live t'gether."

They snuggled each other and came into the house. When the doctors drove away, Granny placed a special treat she made on the kitchen table. The treat looked like an apple pie, covered with glaze and with sugar and cinnamon sprinkled on top.

"I made this for you while ya were recoverin'," she said as she hugged Applejack, "It's a token of 'we miss ya'."

"Aw shucks, Granny," said Applejack, "Thanks fer doin' that."

"Anytime, dearie," replied Granny.

Applejack appreciated everything her family did for her. It was very thoughtful of them to welcome her back home. She was touched in her heart by their welcoming smiles and didn't know what to say. She was speechless but didn't care about it. All she cared about was to be together with her family.