"Rainbow Dash?" I called out when I walked in the house. "Are you here?"

"I"m in our room." I heard her say from upstairs. She opened the door and ran down the stairs. She was wearing her new Wonderbolts hoodie and a Wonderbolts hat she had bought for this event. The hat was covered in flags of the Wonderbolts and had the logo plastered on the center of the bill. "Oh wow. You look like a true fan now." I said.

"Are you kidding? I'm their number one fan!" she said excited.

"If you say so." I said, smiling. "I'm going to go feed Angel." I said, walking upstairs. As soon as I opened the door I saw him fly across the ceiling in a cape and mask. "Angel!" I exclaimed.

I heard Rainbow fly back upstairs. "What happened?"

"Oh Angel get down from there! You're going to hurt yourself!" I said.

"The only way he'll learn is if he hurts himself." Rainbow said.

Who's the animal expert here, Rainbow Dash? I thought. I saw him stick his tongue out at us and miss his landing spot. He fell with a thud on the ground. "Oh my gosh! Angel! Are you alright?" I asked, rushing to his side. He stood up and took off the cape and mask. He hopped over to his bed and fell on his back.

"Told you." Rainbow said next to me. "He'll be fine. He just bumped his head."

There were a million injuries running through my head. A concussion, a broken arm, a few shattered teeth, brain hemorrhaging, and even worse injuries. I looked to him with worry. "Maybe I should just stay here and watch over him. You know, make sure he's okay."

"C'mon, Fluttershy! We're going to meet the Wonderbolts for crying out loud! And we're already running late! Angel will be fine, he just needs to sleep." she pleaded

"Oh, well...I don't know. You go ahead. I'll catch up once I know Angel is alright." I said, moving towards him.

"Fluttershy, please can we just go?" she begged. "You got me two tickets, one for me and one for you. I'm not going without you."

I laughed a little. "Of course you will. They're your idols. You wouldn't pass up that opportunity would you?" I said, seeing through her little lie.

She walked up to me and put a hoof on my shoulder. "Yes, they are my idols and I would give anything to see them. But I want to see them with you. You gave me the chance to meet them, you should be able to share the chance to see the best fliers in Equestria! Next to me, of course."

She turned me around and I gazed into her eyes. Her hat had covered most of her mane, but she had one long strand of rainbow hair poking out and weaving past one of her eyes. I was drawn closer to her and kissed her as we fell back onto my bed. I held her tight against me.

"Back for less than an hour and you're already snogging on each other?" I heard the Doctor say at the door.

"Doctor! Haven't you heard of knocking before?!" Rainbow exclaimed as she jumped off of me and the bed.

"I did. But I see why I was ignored just now." he replied.

"Excuse me, Doctor. But how are you able to stand here anyway? You aren't a Pegasus, and, well, only Pegasus can walk on clouds." I mentioned.

"Oh, I'm not a pony, that is if you don't base that on appearances." he said.

What? I thought, confused.

"What are you doing here anyway?" Rainbow asked.

"Well, I thought that you two would be on your way to the Wonderbolts. I was going to help take care of Angel. Despite his unnecessary rudeness." he said.

"Should I remind him how rude he was this morning?" she whispered to me. I let out a small chuckle as I remembered him taking all of her food off of her plate. Which also reminded me that she hadn't eaten all morning.

"Oi, what's so funny?" he asked.

"Oh, nothing." she said, winking at me. "We better get going Fluttershy. I'm sure the Doctor can take care of Angel while we're gone." She pulled me along side her

"You two better not do anything you shouldn't!" he shouted. "If I find anything here that shouldn't be, you two will be in for it!" I continued to follow Rainbow Dash with the Doctor still shouting at us.

"Let's go, Fluttershy! Before he starts to lecture us about birds and bees." she said with a laugh.

Birds and the bees? I thought. I wasn't quiet sure what she meant by that. "Why would he lecture us on birds and bees? Birds sing sweet songs and bees pollinate our flowers." I said.

"Not those birds and bees!" she exclaimed, slamming her hoof into her face. "The...other birds and bees."

"But birds are birds. There are different bees though. There's honey bees, killer bees, Equestrian bees, bees from Saddle Arabia-" she cut me off.

"No Fluttershy! I mean..." she looked around us and whispered what it meant in my ear.

I felt my face grow red in embarrassment. "Oh...my..." I said. I didn't know even know of that phrase. My parents never told me about it and I had a feeling Felix would have been too uncomfortable in a position to say anything.

"Yeah. Anyways, let's get going! The Wonderbolts are waiting for us!" she shouted excitedly. We flew to the Wonderbolts arena where the event was being held. "Oh no!" Rainbow cried out when she saw the line that stretched for miles. "It's worse than in cider season."

"Oh, I'm sure it's not that bad. The line will probably keep moving along since it's such an anticipated event." I said, trying to cheer her up.

"I'm not worried about not getting in, I'm worried that the Wonderbolts will be so tired of the ponies they meet, that by the time they meet me, they won't want to hang out." she said, gloomily.

"Oh, I doubt they'll be like that. They love their fans and have never turned a pony away. I'm sure they'll be happy to meet you." I said. "After all, you are the most awesome pony around." I said, a little flirtatiously.

She smiled a little at that. "Yeah, I am pretty awesome."

"You're also cute when you act all prideful." I said winking.

She blushed. I loved it when she blushed. It made her look even cuter. "Stop making me blush. You know I hate it." she said. I gave her a quick kiss and we took our place in line. "It's going to be so awesome to just hang out with you and the Wonderbolts!"

"I really hope nothing happens while we're here. It's such a peaceful day." I said, looking at the big blue sky. The sun was shining bright and the birds were flying across the blue backdrop of the sky. Today's going to be a good day.