Just then a woman in scrubs entered the waiting room, "Family of Sunset Shimmer."

Celestia stood up, walking over to the woman, "She was staying with me, her parents aren't part of the picture. Haven't been for a while from what I understand. How is she?"

"Lucky to still be with us," the nurse responded, "She has some nasty looking cuts on her back that are infected as well as a severe case of pneumonia."

Strong Knight who had stepped forward as well frowned, "Do you have any idea what caused the injuries?"

"No," the nurse said, shaking her head, "I can't say that we do."

Celestia frowned thinking back over a week ago when the pony princess from the other world shot Sunset Shimmer down with the laser rainbows, "I might know what happened, at the school's home coming dance there was an issue with a rupturing gas line. I didn't think anyone got hurt, but I guess Sunset didn't report her injuries?"

Vice principal Luna sat silently in the hard chair that was next to Sunset Shimmer's hospital bed, trying to read the book she had bought with. However, the Sappy Romance Novel just couldn't keep her attention, last time she grabbed a book on from Celestia's side table. She kept looking at the younger girl laying still, the slight raise and fall of her chest the only sign that she was truly alive. Luna was wondering if the younger girl really would get out of the hospital tomorrow like the doctors said, she was starting to think that she wasn't. She hadn't been able to maintain consciousness for more than a few minutes at a time.

Suddenly there was a moan, and Sunset Shimmer rolled her head over to one side, certain that she could see something out of the corner of her eye. Someone with dark blue hair was seating in a hard, uncomfortable looking chair reading a book. She obviously realized that she was being watched because she closed the book and smiled, "Good morning Miss Shimmer."

"Where am I?" She croaked out.

Luna was surprised she had not expected her to ask questions so soon, "The hospital," she explained, "My sister brought you in last night after Crystal Rose and her friends found you. How are you feeling?"

"I... hurt," Sunset admitted.

Luna chuckled softly, "I can understand that. The others will be glad to hear that you are awake."
Sunset frowned, the room spinning as she asked, "Who?" She asked before slipping into bless unconsciousness.

Sunset Shimmer looked around the room in awe, too much too much, she screamed silently to herself. She had ended up spending five days in the hospital, which she still couldn't remember going to. Now she had been released, and she just realized that her life will never be the same again.

She had been aware that she couldn't return to her warehouse now that Principal Celestia knew about it, but she hadn't been expecting this room at the principal's house.

By the look of it they had planned for her to stay a long time. The bed had a comforter spread over it with a red and yellow pattern, her favorite color combination. Her books were on a book shelf that was mostly empty.

"I wasn't sure what type of books you liked, maybe we can go to the book store together once you're better," principal Celestia offered as Sunset Shimmer looked at the stack of CDs next to a player, "Your friends all bought you a new CD, I hope they aren't all terribly horrible, I did make sure that there was no foul language, which isn't allowed in my house, by the way."

Sunset Sat on the edge of the bed, it was soft, and comfortable, but she wasn't sure if it was because it really was comfortable or because she was use to sleeping on the floor. On the other side of the room was a desk and bookshelf and at the foot of the bed was a tv and some sort of game console. A stack of video games were next to it.

"Luna already beat those games and she got the new gaming system that still plays the old system's games. She figured you might want something to do with your time besides sit around and doing nothing."

Sunset nodded gripping her head, this was just like when she became the princess's personal student, and that didn't go so well. She remembered being brought into a large bedroom with toys and games galore, something that had, at the time made her feel entitled. After all she had came from an orphanage where she had to share a room with five other girls and now she had a private bedroom twice the size of a dorm room that the rest of the students lived in.

She wasn't sure how long she was caught in memories from her time as Princess Celestia's student, all she knew was that it was dark when she was called out of her thoughts by a knock on her door.

"Mom says dinner is ready."

Sunset swung her legs over the side of the bed with a groan as she got up. She must have looked groggy because Crystal Rose apologized for waking her up.

"It's okay," Sunset insisted, "if I sleep all day how am I suppose to sleep tonight?"

"Well, actually, Your body needs more rest to heal, so you probably will sleep just find," Crystal insisted, "But even if you weren't sick, it's the weekend, so I guess you could always play video games into the night."

"I'll love to but I don't know how to play." Sunset admitted.

"I'm terrible at playing videogames, but I'll show you how after dinner."

Author's Note

Here we go another chapter, not sure about it, what do you think?