Monday after school, at the girls club room Twilight was just finishing up the latest that's been going on around the school as well as their after school activity.

"So still no word of Nightmare Moon or any Shadow Bolt sightings?" Spike inquired.

"I'm afraid not," Twilight sighed, "Still we should be careful when going out at night even during the day time. Ok?"

"You got it, Twilight." Applejack agreed.

"With all said and done, this meeting is adjourned." Twilight concluded.

The girls sighed in relief, as they headed out with Spike the last one in the room, "Well, time to bail." Spike was ready to leave.

"Spike." Twilight called him back.

Spike looked back, "Yeah, Twilight?"

"I especially want you to be careful the most."

"Here we go," Spike said to himself while rolling his eyes, "Twilight, I know I'm still pretty much a rookie in this team, but give me credit I am learning a lot. Especially when it comes to keeping an eye out for trouble."

"I know, Spike. Still a girl worries for her close friends." she replied.

"I respect that. If anything were to happen to you or any of the other girls I wouldn't be able to live with myself."

Twilight smiled, and approached him. She threw her arms around Spike embracing him, as Spike relished in the feeling before returning the embrace.

"I'm glad I made you a part of our group, Spike." she whispered into his ear.

Spike smiled, and whispered back, "I'm glad you gave me life again." they looked at each other and kissed like they did that night before.

When they parted, Spike asked, "So when are you going to tell them we've done this?"

"Not just yet." she answered.

"They're going to find out eventually." Spike noted.

"If they do, I'll take full responsibility for not letting them know."

"Thanks, Twi." Spike said, before they parted and the boy took off. Twilight watched him leave and smiled to herself.

Later on as Spike was walking home, he thought to himself, 'Twilight's so amazing, but I wonder why she's so embarrassed about letting the girls know her attraction to me... Then again that would probably ignite some sparks between them. Especially with the times I've spent getting to know each of them.'

He walked past a shelter and suddenly his eyes caught someone through the window. He looked in and saw Rarity helping out inside the shelter by serving food to some people.

"Rarity?" he asked himself, "Wow, I didn't expect to find her here. Wonder if this is a side job?" he decided to investigate and went inside, "Uh, Rarity?" he asked.

Rarity hearing her name, looked over seeing Spike, "Oh, Spike! You're just in time."

Spike was confused, "I am?"

"Of course, darling. Please come over," Spike walked, over as Rarity handed him an apron, "Please put this on and help me with the food here."

Spike was lost at what was going on, but seeing he was in a place with homeless people didn't wanna give them a bad impression, "Uh, sure." he put it on, and for about three hours assisted Rarity in feeding the homeless. As he worked he saw the people thank Rarity kindly as if they were all so close.

After work was over, Spike and Rarity returned their aprons to the shelter kitchen, and were grabbing their backpacks, "So is this where you go after school?" Spike asked.

"Well, on Mondays actually," Rarity admitted, "And it's good work. I've gotten to know many people here."

"I see," Spike answered, before another question came to mind, "How did someone like you get to be so generous?"

Rarity looked at him and smiled, "Well, the truth is I wasn't always this generous. You could almost say I was a stereotypical popular girl who only cared about appearances."

"No." Spike gasped in sarcasm.

Rarity ignoring Spike's sarcastic response, answered, "Yes. Back then I was only interested in my fashion business, until one day an event occurred that changed my life forever."

"What?" Spike inquired.

"Well, one night I was having dinner with a client about an outfit I was designing for her. Then I got a call from my mother who told me my little sister was sick with a fever and had to be rushed to the hospital. I was torn between making my deal or rushing to see my sister. My client seeing how torn I was told me to go and that we would reschedule. I thanked her so much and headed off. But by the time I got to the train station I realized I misplaced my train ticket back and there wasn't enough time to get one from the booth. And the next train wouldn't be in for another hour."

"Whoa." Spike said in worry.

"Then this man came up and asked me what was wrong. I told him the situation, and thank my lucky star he gave me his train ticket. I tried to reject it thinking it wouldn't be fair. But he insisted and told me that what was important was that I get to my sister in time. I thanked him ever so much and was able to get to the hospital in time to join my family."

"What happened to your sister?"

"She made a full recovery. She believed it was because I was there to see her when she needed all of us," Rarity explained, "That man's act of generosity opened my eyes to a whole new perspective. Since then I had begun showing generosity to those less fortunate than myself, like here at the shelter."

Spike smiled, "No wonder you were chosen by the element of Generosity."

"Yes. How I ended up with Twilight and the others, was actually more of a test. When Twilight and Pinkie at the time were the only ones they were debating on how they'd find the other chosen ones for the elements. They happened upon me in my clothing shop and saw the element of generosity was responding to me. Before they explained to me about it, they came inside and assisted me with some work. During that time I got to know them better and they got to know me. Twilight confident that I was the right one bestowed upon me the element of generosity and I became this unicorn pony."

"And how did you take her story when first told?"

"Well, when she told me about it at first I thought she was pulling some joke on me, until she and Pinkie transformed. I wasn't able to believe it at first, but I eventually came to realize perhaps it was my destiny to join them and then the element of Generosity officially became mine."

"Interesting story." Spike admitted.

"Thank you. Plus it was a good way to make real friends when I joined them."

"But you're one of the most popular girls at the school, I figured you'd have loads of friends." Spike said.

Rarity giggled, "Well, that's sweet to think that. But the truth is just because one is popular doesn't mean the people who you associate with are your real friends."

"Really?"

"Yes. When I started spending time with Twilight and Pinkie many of my old snobby friends thought I was bringing myself down to the low by associating with people like them. Well, I told them they're what real friends are and wouldn't give them up for all the money in the world."

Spike smiled, "That's so beautiful."

"I'm glad you think so, Spike. Even if you didn't plan on stopping in to help on your own accord, I'm glad you decided to help me regardless."

"Hey, I'd gladly stick my neck out for my friends. Especially you, Rarity."

Rarity felt flustered, but couldn't bare to let Spike see her like that. So she turned the tables, "I'll bet you'd do it for Twilight the most." she smirked.

Spike did a double take, at her sudden statement, "What do you mean?"

Rarity smiled, "I know you have a thing for Twilight, darling."

"I don't know what you're talking about." Spike turned away in denial.

Rarity smirked, as she went around in front of him, "Oh, I think you do, Spike. We all notice how you look at Twilight when you think none of us are looking."

"You do?" Spike squeaked before covering his mouth, upon realizing he confessed.

"Got you." she winked.

"Guess, I walked into that one." Spike said feeling embarrassed.

"You kind of did." Rarity said, as she stood at Spike's side. She noticed he still felt flustered, before hugging him, "Oh, come now, Spike. It's nothing to be ashamed of. You liking Twilight is perfectly normal behavior for a boy. And it's especially normal behavior when a boy is attracted to more than one girl around him.

Spike's eyes widened as Rarity embraced him, "Come again?"

Rarity answered, "I know you feel attracted to the rest of us and not just Twilight. But I know Twilight means the most to you."

"I have no comment." Spike answered, while trying to maintain his composure, but in reality was trembling from being in close contact with Rarity.

"Oh? Then you wouldn't have a problem if I did this?" Rarity teased him by pressing her enormous rack against his chest. Spike's face started turning red at the sensation of one of the largest racks in the academy pressing hard against his chest.

'Holy crap! Rarity's rubbing up against me in a sexy manner!' Spike thought in arousal, 'If I were to die again I would die happily.'

Rarity seeing his reaction to her flirting giggled, "Honestly, seeing this is your reaction to a little harmless flirting makes me want to tease you even more."

'If this is what she calls harmless flirting, I wonder what she considers full on action?' he thought to himself.

Rarity smiled at Spike's unchanged aroused demeanor, spoke, "You look so helpless and adorable. It's so precious."

Spike looked at her, "It is?"

Rarity nodded, "Yes. I like seeing you act this way. It just turns me on... Come here you."

Spike could feel a boner forming in his pants, and continued to think, 'Horniness is reaching the max!' suddenly he was brought out of his thoughts, as Rarity cupped his face and brought him closer to her and their lips met.

As their lips connected, Spike's eyes were as wide as can be, but soon the soft sensation of Rarity's lips pressed against his caused him to relax into the feeling and returned the gesture. When they parted, Rarity spoke, "That was a good luck kiss. And hope eventually you'll have the same luck with Twilight.'

"Uh-huh," Spike answered like a drone, before thinking, 'Except we've already kissed. But not that intense. Hell, I haven't even asked her on a date yet.'

Rarity smiled and placed a finger to Spike's chest, "And remember, you'll still have me." she giggled.

"Yeah." Spike answered still sounding like a drone.

Rarity looked at her watch, "Oh, my stars. Is it that late already? We best get going. Would be so kind and walk me home?"

Spike ceased his drone talk and answered normally, "Sure, ok."

"Thank you, darling." Rarity said, as she headed out leaving Spike to have a moment before letting out a big sigh of relief.

"I could die from flirtatious overload," he hurried off to catch up to Rarity, while thinking, 'Though if I had Twilight and the rest of the girls, that would be perfect.'