The sky turned orange by the setting sun, and Microchips just finished brushing his teeth in his bathroom. It has been four days since he regained all of his slumber from working so hard. However, he’d wonder whether or not he’d still have a hard time sleeping. Then, he heard the doorbell rang.

“Wonder who that could be?” he reacted after spitting into his sink. He headed to his main hallway and approached the front door. Once he opened it revealed none other than Sunset Shimmer, with her car being parked by the road.

“Hi. Microchips.” she waved.

“Sunset?...” The tinkerer responded. “...Do you need anything?”

“Nothing at all, actually. But, Twilight is having a slumber party at her house tonight. And, She would be happy if you came to her house.”

Microchips couldn’t believe what he just heard from Sunset. “Wait, she’s… she’s inviting me… tonight? Tonight tonight?”

Sunset looked into his reaction. “Well, Yeah. She won’t have a slumber party without you. Unless you have anything else planned tonight...”

“I barely do anything special or important...” Microchips scratched his head.

“Then, what’s stopping you? I can drive you there.” Sunset showed him her car. As soon as he saw it, questions would pop out of his mind in a millisecond. Then, it occurred to him...Instead of doing the same things with Twilight every other time, a sleepover at her house would be a nice change of pace.

“Okay, I’ll come. Just let me get my sleeping bag.”

Sunset pulled him before the tinkerer tried to head upstairs. The way she has her hand grabbing his arm felt unusual, something no other girl would do to him when they plan out everything. “Twilight has everything under control. So, you possibly won’t need it...”

“Um...Okay, but I don’t wanna sleep on the floor.”

“You won’t...” Sunset closed her eyes while letting go of the tinkerer. Without wasting any time, Microchips left his house while taking the shotgun seat inside her car. As they got inside, he saw a large bag resting behind his seat.

“What’s inside that bag?” he asked.

“It’s a surprise for later...Let’s just say you’re going to like it a lot.” Sunset winked before inserting her keys into the ignition and drove her car on the road. Microchips never thought there would be a surprise going on at Twilight’s house, but that wouldn’t stop him from taking this opportunity for himself. After a five-minute drive to their destination, Sunset parked her car on Twilight’s driveway. As she and Microchips got out, she also brought along the large bag for the slumber party.

“Where are the other invited guests?” The tinkerer wondered, looking around the driveway being completely clear.

“Nobody but us...” Sunset replied.

“We’re the only ones?” Microchips’ eyes widened.

“Three people can still do a slumber party, Microchips. That’s why Twilight wants you here.”

“Is a friend of hers sick or something?”

“No. But, they do need time for themselves...”

Microchips was now aware the party wasn't going to be as obviously big as he thought. With only him, Sunset and Twilight being the only ones made it almost awkward than anything. “We shouted probably head inside now...”

“Yeah, I figured. The sky is turning black by the second.” Sunset gazed at the neighborhood as soon as the street lights turned on. As they head inside Twilight’s house with the front door unlocked, the living room looked quiet, without Microchip’s classmate around.

“She must be upstairs, right?” he blindly guessed.

“That’s where she’s waiting, not to mention where we’re also sleeping.” Sunset placed her bag by the door while she and Microchips headed to the kitchen.

“So, Did you ever do anything special with her?” Sunset asked.

“Other than going to the mall and the science assignments, we only went to the beach last year.” he answered.

As Sunset opened one of the cabinets to take out some chips, he turned her attention back to Microchips. “Okay. What was the best time you had with her?”

Microchips’ eyes widened at the question. “What?! I don’t know… I mean, I can’t say that… it’s really embarrassing....”

“Come on. I would totally understand...”

Meanwhile inside Twilight’s bedroom, the bookworm closed her curtains while seeing Sunset’s vehicle in her driveway. She headed out of her room, but tried her hardest not to make a sound to alert anyone.

The tinkerer knew that if he told his secret to anyone, it would make his science friend upset, but to one person who’s also Twilight’s friend possibly won’t let down any spirits.

“She...pulled the bottom of her swimsuit...where I saw her clean...cheeks...” he blushed while looking away.

Sunset lidded her eyes, despite Twilight watching from upstairs doing the same thing. “You must be a very lucky boy, huh? Bet she’ll find you more gullible...”

“Guess that is true, even if she wasn’t offended.”

“What’s the better choice? Getting beat up from provocative women or joining in on having fun?” Sunset turned her head to the side.

The tinkerer never thought about the idea of girls with questionable behavior would accept the approvals from boys like him. Sure, Twilight told him about the whole thing, but he never was in an activity like that, or any activity whatsoever. “I...can’t pick either of those things.”

“You will soon enough. Right now, we should get upstairs and not have Twilight wait any longer.”

Meanwhile, Twilight headed back to her bedroom before her invited guests left her kitchen after hearing her friend. As for Sunset, she picked up her bag just before heading the same direction. By the time she and Microchips entered inside Twilight’s bedroom, they saw her sitting on her mattress with a smile on her face.

“Hello, Sunset... and Microchips.” she waved nervously.

“Sorry we keep you waiting. Sunset needed to get some chips for herself.” Microchips uttered, looking at Twilight’s bedroom.

“We still need a nighttime snack...” Sunset smiled while sitting next to the bookworm.

“Are you sure this is a sleepover?” He asked while heading to her classmate’s closet, noticing that there weren’t any sleeping bags. “Where are we supposed to sleep in?”

“We'll deal with that later, for now let’s sit on the ground so we can play a smile game of...” Twilight stopped herself so her friend would finish her sentence.

“Dare it.” Sunset giggled.

“You mean...the dare game?” he asked.

Author's Note

Don’t worry, what your waiting for has yet to come.