Since Sunset didn’t really have anything better to do once she got home, she decided to pack her bag.

Pajamas, sleeping bag, spare clothes, and, after some hesitation, a Nightmare Night costume, just in case.

She made sure once more before leaving that she had her phone and the magical geode around her neck. If the house did end up magical, they would definitely need their powers.

With that she left towards where the house should be. She would run into Pinkie Pie on the way and help carry enough food to feed seven girls for two days and then some.

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“I'm so proud of you, darling,” Rarity beamed at Fluttershy.

They were both in Rarity’s bedroom, and Rarity was currently holding the shy girls hands as they sat on a bed next to each other.

“Thank you,” Fluttershy smiled. “I wouldn't have agreed if it weren't for you. All of my friends. I know you'll be there for me Rarity.”

“Of course, darling,” Rarity assured. “And like Twilight said, there's absolutely nothing to be afraid of. There's no such thing as ghosts.”

“But there might still be something there. But I know I can handle it.Together with you.”

“Oh, of course, Fluttershy,” Rarity said pressing her forehead against the other girls.

They shared a quick kiss, and then another longer one. Rarity enjoyed the touch of her girlfriend against her lips. Even more so with how rarely she got the chance. Fluttershy wasn't ready to come out yet and Rarity respected that privacy, even if it meant less time spent smooching.

“Rarity,” the shy one whispered. “I have to go pack.”

“Oh alright,” Rarity accepted. “I'll see you soon,” she promised before stealing one more kiss.

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Rainbow Dash’s parents were still at work. Which meant that she had the perfect opportunity to mull over what had happened at school. In fact, she couldn't get that sight out of her head even if she tried.

As she closed her eyes she could see it like it was right in front of her. Thick orange thighs, with the perfect amount of fat and muscle to give the apple farmer that delicious pear-shaped body. The panties, that Dash could almost imagine seeing through.

“Stupid Applejack,” she groaned.

She was currently sprawled on her bed, wearing nothing but her sports bra, eyes shut tight living that moment over and over again, fingers feverishly working over her clitoris.

“Stupid, stupid,” she kept moaning.

She couldn't help how she felt. Applejack was perfect to her. She was kind and friendly, but didn't shy from telling Dash how she really felt. She was strong and never backed down from a challenge. And she was beautiful and so so sexy.

Dash growled as she rubbed the mouth of her pussy. She was close now. All she needed was that one push.

“I love you, Dash,” Applejack whispered.

Rainbow Dash squeaked in a way she would've thought embarrassing if she weren't busy with an orgasm powerful enough to make her squirt. She grabbed the bedsheets and kicked her legs as she sprayed her thighs with her own juices.

And as the moment died down, the melancholy set in. Of course it couldn't be true. Applejack would never say those words to her. Not a traditional woman like her. Dash didn't know but she was sure AJ was attracted to the opposite sex only.

She didn't want to think about it though. In her fantasy they could do anything. Together. And now she barely had time for a shower before leaving.

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Twilight was more nervous than ever since changing schools. Of course her nervousness wasn't because the house itself, she wasn't scared of ghosts. She was scared of the decision she'd made. She had decided to confess her feelings to Sunset Shimmer.

Ever since the Friendship Games, and especially after Camp Everfree, Twilight had felt a connection with Sunset. A bond unique to the two of them, it was more than with her other friends, because it was more than friendship.

Twilight was in love. Had been for months now. And it had finally gotten to be too much to handle. She had to say something. But she was scared. No matter what happened, their friendship would not be the same afterwards. And Twilight could never forgive herself if it turned for worse.

No, she thought. That wouldn't happen. She would tell Sunset and everything would turn out alright. Maybe even better than before.

She didn't plan big of course. The confession shouldn't be an event. The potential celebration after the confession was an event.

So, Twilight packed what she would usually for a sleepover. And her Nightmare Night costume. With the season and Rarity and Pinkie Pie in one place, there was surely need for it.

Lastly she texted her parents to tell them she would spend the weekend at Sunset’s house. Twilight and her friends had decided that their parents didn't necessarily have to know they were planning to stay the night at an abandoned house.

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“So this is it,” Sunset wondered to Pinkie Pie. “Got to admit, it's pretty unnerving.”

They stood before the gates of an old decrepit house. The gate itself was broken, and the grass in the yard had grown out of control. On a hill in the middle of the yard stood the house itself. A three story wooden building, a model of victorian architecture straight out of a cheesy horror movie. The veranda seemed to be on the brink of collapsing and most of the windows were broken.

“How does a house like this still exist? You'd think someone would have demolished it?”

“That's because the Rich family still owns the house,” Pinkie explained. “It used to be the home of the town founder, an ancestor of Filthy Rich, and he wants to preserve the house for future generations.”

“That place is anything but preserved,” Sunset huffed.

“Well, I think people believe that ghost stuff a little too much.”

“Hey guys!”

Both Sunset and Pinkie jumped at the loud sound right behind them.

“Dash!” Sunset screamed. “Why'd you sneak up on us like that?”

“I didn't,” Rainbow Dash chuckled. “Sorry, I just zoomed here.” She pointed to the geode around her neck. “Little nervous about spending the night here?” she teased.

“Not nervous,” Sunset explained. “You just startled us.”

“Hey y'all,” Applejack called from halfway down the road. She was carrying a bag half her size on her back.

“Packed for all of us, huh,” Dash teased.

“I packed food, Dash,” she shot back. “And the means to cook them. But if you'd rather go hungry, that's fine by me.”

Before Rainbow could reply, another voice greeted them. Twilight came running down the road from the opposite direction of Applejack. She stopped in front of them and looked around with a puzzled look. “Shouldn't we go inside?”

“We were just waiting for everyone else,” Sunset explained. “Where's Rarity and Fluttershy?”

“They'll be here soon, let's just go inside already,” an impatient Rainbow Dash exclaimed.

“Alright, alright, they'll find us inside,” Applejack said.

The gate made a loud screeching noise as she pushed it open. The five girls made their way towards the decrepit house. A shadow in the upstairs window disappeared.

Author's Note

I'm gonna be honest with you guys, I'm not entirely sure where I'm going with this, so I don't know how often I'm going to update from now on.