Looping Over Feeling

“I love how shy you get when we’re like this,” Cadance teased.

Sunset attempted to hide her blush behind a book as she tried to not think about how they were holding hooves on the bench. If Cadance noticed, she would never let her live it down.

“W-well, we’re in public and doing s-such open displays of—” Cadance slid closer to Sunset. They made contact. Sunset choked down her startled ‘eep’. “—I-It’s f-fine o-obviously—”

“Just admit it, Shimmer.” A mischievous grin. “You’re embarrassed.”

“N-no!”

“You are.”

“Am not!”

“Are.”

“Not!”

“Are.”

“N—!”

Cadance pecked Sunset on the cheek. She clamped up, book forgotten and her marefriend’s proximity readily apparent.

“See? Are.” Another of Cadance’s cheeky grins.

“...A little,” Sunset relented.

Cadence giggled. It was Sunset’s favourite sound.

“I’m glad you’re with me,” Cadance said.

She wanted to deny it, but in the moment, she couldn’t help but reply, “I am too.”

Cadance leaned her head on her shoulder.