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Chapter 12. Breathing with you.

The two teens had crammed themselves into the bathroom, littering fake blood sachets, plastic vampire fangs, and clumps of cobwebs all over the tiled floor. Halloween had never been something that Sunset and Moondancer had ever taken lightly; oh, no. Their earliest memories together consisted of matching costumes, pillowcases stuffed to burst with candy, and the weeks thereafter filled with belly aches and remnants of skeleton bones and plastic spiders.

As the years passed, their celebrations only became more elaborate: from convincing their parents to set up a haunted house for the other kids in the neighbourhood, to pranking stuck-up teenagers who’s Halloween-high was smashing pumpkins in little kids’ yards. Yes. Halloween for the Sun and Moon duo was absolutely legendary, and this year would be no different.

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Chapter 11. - Changing Tides.

Sunset narrowed her eyes and rubbed at her chin with the blunt end of her pencil before scratching at the side of her head with a contemplative hum. “Okay… I think that if we repeat the experiment a few more times, it should give us more reliable results.”

“We’ve already repeated the experiment five times, Sunset,” Starlight Glimmer sighed into her palm, “As fun as it is spending time with you, I’d like it if we didn’t spend all of that time formulating hypotheses about the absorbent nature of pastries.”

“Cakes,” Sunset corrected her, scribbling away in her notebook, “make sure you don’t write that in the final report.”

The class had emptied out a little over twenty minutes ago by now, Starlight noted, glancing at the clock above the door. She had pulled a chair around to the other side of Sunset’s desk to face her as she worked. However, the red-head had spent the majority of their class with her nose stuck in her book, and Starlight could only shake her head inwardly at her expectation for things to be any different, once Zecora had dismissed them. She was Sunset, after all. Once she was focused on something, it was almost impossible to stop her. Almost impossible.

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Chapter 10 - Culaccino

“There is not a more tragic love than one that is star-crossed. Two lovers who cannot be together; not through lack of love, but because time itself has deemed it wrong. How cruel is fate? To tie souls together, only to rip them apart, leaving them reaching; grabbing; searching—”

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Chapter 9 - Perfect Chemistry.

For someone with a 4.0 GPA, Sunset Shimmer was incredibly stupid. Yes, she may have been able to do most algebraic fractions without a calculator; recite the periodic table backwards; and find any Waldo based on the probability of positinable variants. But when it came to feelings? To understanding social cues and body language? Sunset Shimmer was an absolute idiot.

She stared with blank eyes at the whiteboard behind Doctor Zecora, zoning the older woman out for most of the class. Unable to focus, she’d held her cheek in her palm and resigned herself to merely stare off into space. Better space, than Starlight.

Sunset swallowed thickly as the girl’s name flashed in her mind, rose blooming in her cheeks as she pulled back from her desk to clasp her hands in her lap. She bowed her head, pinched her lips, and stole a glance in the other girl’s direction.

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Chapter 8 - Partners in crime (and sashes!)

She hated this. She hated this stupid, itchy uniform; these stupid, ugly shoes; and she hated this stupid sash that was supposed to showcase how ‘special’ she was. She hated Sunday afternoons and the horrible musty smell of the old community center, as she and her girl scout troop were made to stand in ordered lines and listen to their instructions for the day.

She never asked for this. The only reason she was in this mothball-scented mess was because her third grade teacher had recommended to the support staff of her foster— right, children’s home— that Sunset make some new friends and widen her social circle; but all it did was give her one more thing to hate, and one less thing to look forward to.

Well, to be specific, three more things.

Torment took the form in Sonata Dusk, Ariana Blaze and last but certainly not least, Adagio Dazzle: three other girls in her troop. Sonata was the smallest of the three; her azure hair pulled back into a short ponytail; bright magenta eyes punctuated, almost, by a small darkened freckle beneath the left. As much as she hated to admit it, Sunset found her to be quite cute— if she wasn’t pulling her hair and calling her names, that was. Not that she liked cute things, anyway!

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Chapter 7 - Written in the stars.

Ah, Saturday. The best day of the week. For Sunset, it was a day that she allowed herself some time off. A day to rest her brain from study, to relax with some music, and to even enjoy a long, well-deserved lie-in in the morning. She’d spared no expense in creating the most comfortable sleeping arrangement for herself: her bed kitted out with a plethora of pillows, a weighted blanket, and even a fuzzy comforter Moondancer’s— her mom— had gifted her for christmas the year before. She kept vanilla scented candles beside her bed atop her window frame, along with a dainty wind-chime that hung from her curtail rail; the same one she and Moondancer had made together in middle school. 

Yes, it was cozy. It was relaxing. What a perfect way to spend a Saturday: curled up in bed, warmed by the faint rays of sun that snuck in past her parted curtains, listening to light chimes and taking in the smell of vanilla. Paradise.

“Fuck, fuck, fuck,” Sunset hissed into her mirror, desperately trying to apply the mascara she’d borrowed from Moondancer with a shaky hand. “Oh come on,” her forehead wrinkled for a moment before she pulled the wand away, leaned in closer to inspect her eyes, and gave up with a huff. “Whatever. It doesn’t matter- this is so stupid.”

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We’re back.

The Everton AU is back & kicking.

As well as giving the blog a makeover, old chapters have been revised, updated and are currently available up on fimfiction!

The blog will continue to be active, running alongside the updates as they appear with art pieces, and keeping everyone updated on new chapters being released!

So, thank you for sticking around and being patient— we hope the wait was worth it!

Everton chapter 3 Hangover cure is now live on fimfiction!

It was at that moment Sunset knew...

Ch 2: Seven Minutes in Heaven

Chapter 2!

Chapter 2 is live! Please check out the new & improved version of 7 minutes in heaven!

It’s finally here!

The first chapter of the new re-vamped Everton AU is up on fimfiction!

Chapters will be posted bi-weekly, maybe even sooner!

If you were a fan of the original AU, you’re going to love this reworking of it even more!

Times Change✧

A digital redraw of an old sketch;

Sunset is still confused.