Pinkie's favors and flavors

"It's true, I can see it plain as day," said Mrs. Cake to a stunned Pinkie Pie. Now, Mrs. Cake never was one to go 'getting what she could', but she certainly knew young love when she saw it. And from the way Pinkie talked about the princess, the shine in her eyes, and the tone in her voice, she knew Pinkie had a big crush on her.

"But how can you tell?" wondered Pinkie.

"I can hear it in your voice and see it in your eyes. I won't tell you what you have to do, but rest assured that I won't judge you.

Mrs. Cake gave Pinkie a big, accepting smile and Pinkie gave one back in return before splaying her ears back in worry. "But what if others are unhappy at me for choosing to be with her? On one hoof, I can keep making other ponies happy, or I can be with her, but I don't want if I want other ponies to get mad or upset with me."

"You have to look in your own heart and choose. Perhaps I should ask you, do you think YOU deserve to be happy like everypony else? To have your own sweetheart like others?"

Pinkie took time to mull the question over in her own mind quite seriously. 'I enjoy making others smile and happy, but nopony ever said I had to sacrifice my own happiness for them. I've never even thought about having somepony for myself.'

Pinkie suddenly developed a huge smile and proudly exclaimed, "I'll give it a shot! Nopony said I couldn't have a baking buddy. Oooohhh, maybe the princess likes baking too!" and with that, Pinkie became nothing more than a blur as she shot upstairs to begin planning possible future scenarios between herself and the princess.