The two simply sat upon the sofa, staring out of the window on the opposite side of the apartment. As Sunset and Flash stayed together like this, neither of them said a word, merely counting the moments as they passed by. One would look at this image, and could not help but think the word "awkward". Nothing but silence, for minute after minute, broken only when Flash, after letting out an exasperated sigh, spoke up.

"Well...quite a week, eh?"

Sunset cracked a smile, nodding.

"Yeah...never quite pictured it going like this."

Flash gave a nod of his own.

"I hope you didn't tell the girls too much about...you know."

His girlfriend turned to him, seeing him blush slightly, before giving one of her smirks as she answered.

"Don't you worry about that, Flash. That stuff...that's all for me."

The red in his cheeks grew, but even so, he gave genuine laughter to that, leaning forward and giving the former unicorn a tender kiss upon her cheek. She smiled warmly to that, and promptly scooted over, leaning her head against his. Silence returned, but this time, it was far shorter, ending when Sunset spoke in a soft tone.

"If there's one thing this whole week has taught me...it's that it really is official now. This has really happened. You...me...us...again."

Flash continued to smile as he looked down at her, and using one free hand, not only wrapped it around her body, but also carefully stroked her hair.

"If you'd have told me a year ago that this was going to start up again...I'd probably not believe you."

Sunset chuckled.

"Preaching to the choir on that one, Flash."

Slowly, she looked up at him.

"But now that it has...I'm...honestly happy."

She glanced down at the ground as she continued.

"I never admitted it to myself back when...when we were first together, but...I actually did miss you when we broke up."

Then she looked right back up at him.

"You were the one thing about being in this world I actually found myself being fond of. I had no friends, no family, just...you."

Gradually, her smile returned.

"And now...I have you again."

Flash's smile widened in turn.

"And I have you. It might have taken a bit...and as few odd things along the way...but we're together again."

Sunset smirked slightly as she leaned into his shoulder.

"Sunset Shimmer and Flash Sentry. Back then we were the couple that everyone gossiped about."

Flash raised an eyebrow.

"We kind of are again, but...you know...for different reasons now."

A fierce blush crept onto Sunset's face.

"Ugh! Don't remind me! To think that all those boys and girls are gonna be talking about us like...like that! It just..."

"I know," Flash finished.

Sunset looked up to him, seeing him smile down at her, and the annoyance that had been with her suddenly left her, replaced instead by a warmer feeling. She smiled and leaned forward, and together, the two shared a loving kiss upon each other's lips. It lasted for almost a full minute before, finally, they parted from one another, with Flash looking particularly pleased with himself.

"I'll say right now...I will never get tired of doing that with you."

Sunset couldn't help but let out a giggle.

"You're not the only one."

The two shared a laugh together, filling the apartment with a pleasant atmosphere for perhaps the first time today. However, when it died down, Flash looked down at his girlfriend with a look of uncertainty.

"Now I just need to keep girls like Pinkie and Lemon from giving me flirty looks all the time."

To that, Sunset gazed up at him again, smirking as she did so. She gave the boy a quick peck upon his cheek before speaking in a determined tone.

"I can't blame them for it. But even so...just let them try."

Though at first taken aback by that fierce look in her eyes, Flash eventually morphed into a knowing smirk of his own.

"Now there's the bad girl I love to love."