Rarity set her dolly down and the two got to work. Nearly 3 hours passed before they were finished with Filthy's new doll body.

"Okay, Sweetie. Give him a squeeze," Rarity called, sliding the colt doll to the filly. "Let's see if we put the right amount of stuffing in."

Sweetie pounced on it and hugged it. "It's perfect!"

"That's great! Say, Dolly... Would you like to lay on him?" Rarity asked the doll foal.

"No, thanks, mommy... I'm fine."

"Awww, what's wrong, DD?"

"O-Oh, uh... N-Nothing... I'm fine, really."

"W... Would Dolly like to be able to move?" Rarity asked with and odd tone.

"Yes, please... I-I f that's okay..."

"Of course... Anything for my little girl," Rarity said, taking Diamond into the bathroom.

"What're you going to do?"

"Well, I'm going to rub a blue flower on you and then I'll give you a bath and you'll be able to move like normal by morning," Rarity said as she pulled a Poison Joke leaf from a jar and began rubbing dolly with it.

"What is this? I've never seen a flower like it before."

"Oh, it grows in the Everfree Forest. It's called Poison Joke... Now to ready our bath," Rarity said, throwing away the leaf.

"Poison Joke?"

"It's like Poison Oak. Only no rash and rather mean jokes. It gave me dreadlocks... over my whole body!"

"Wow... Bet you hated that, huh?"

"Oh, I didn't have the worse. Poor Rainbow Dash had her wings fliped backwards!"

"Oh, boy. What will happen to me?"

"Oh, nothing. That's what the bath is for. It has special herbs to take the effect of Posion Joke away."

"Oh... Cool..."

Rarity mixed the herbs into the bath and set dolly and herself in "ah nice and warm"

"How long will it take?"

"Tomorrow morning, you'll be able to move."

The foal smiled. " Thanks, mommy."

"Anything for you, Dolly..."

Diamond opened her eyes the next morning and yawned. As she did, she found herself in the hooves of Rarity who was nuzzing her in her sleep. The foal looked around the room and gasped, realizing she could move her head. She began wiggling her body and giggling. As she did, Rarity tilted her head away, rolling away from the filly as she mumbled in sleep. The foal gasped and looked at her before hopping off the bed. She then ran out of the room, heading to the front door before suddenly slowing to a stop. Diamond looked over her shoulder and then back at the door before turning and heading back to the bedroom. As she entered, she saw her 'mommy' still sleeping soundly.

The foal hopped onto the bed and curled up beside beside her.

As she did, Rarity pulled her into her hooves "mmmm my dolly..."

Diamond closed her eyes and smiled.

A few hours passed before Rarity let out a loud yawn and squeezed Dolly.

The foal opened her eyes. "Morning, mommy."

"Oh, Dolly... Good morning," Rarity said, smiling and nuzzing her.

The foal nuzzled back, smiling.

"Well, now you can move again."

"Mmm... Yeah..." said the foal, suddenly looking nervous. "I, uh... I actually have a confession to make."

"What is it?"

"Well, first... I-I lied... And second... while you were asleep... I, uh... a-almost ran away..."

"Lied?" Rarity asked as she teared up.

"N-Not to you directly... a-about not remembering my father."

"Oh... You didn't have to, Dolly," Rarity said, hugging the foal a little more. "And you almost ran away?"

"Well... Yeah. But... I decided to stay and... lie about forgetting my father because... the truth is... as much as I know my parents loved me... they never actually showed it. They just bought me stuff. But, you... You show me what caring is really like, and... well... you're more of a mom than my mom ever was."

Rarity smiled her eyes watering "y...you real meen that?"

Diamond nodded. "Yes. I do."

Rarity hugged her closer. "Oh, Dolly! I love you, my little girl."

"I love you, too, mommy."

Rarity smiled as she kept snuggling the filly

Just then, there was a knock at the door.

"Oh, dear... Coming!" Rarity called, getting up and offering to let the filly ride on her back. Diamond smiled and hopped on. Rarity then went to the door and opened it. "Yes?"

"Hello, Miss Rarity. I'm Gemstone. Diamond's mother. My husband came here yesterday and hasn't returned. Have you seen him?"

"No, he missed his appointment."

"And have you seen Diamond anywhere? She hasn't come home yet."

"No, the only Diamond I know Is my daughter, Dolly Diamond," Rarity said, turning so Dolly could be seen.

The foal waved at the mare. "Hiya." Gem eyed her. "Why does she have cuts on her face?"

Rarity leaned into Gem's ear. "Her past family wasn't good to her."

Gem nodded. "I see. Well... Thank you for your time," she said, turning away. "If you see either one, tell them I'm looking for them, will you?"

"I will, but would you like some tea first?" Rarity asked, winking back at Dolly.

Diamond looked a little uncertain as Gem turned looked over her shoulder. "Tea?" she asked, monotoned.

"Yes, it's a special brew... It will help you relax. You look as if you've been looking high and low for those two," Rarity said.

"Hmm... I suppose it couldn't hurt."

Rarity smiled as she led the mare in and whispered to Dolly. "So, would you like her to be like you were?"

"Mmm... Maybe like Sweetie's dolls."

"Oh?"

"I don't want to hear her, you know?"

"I could always sew her mouth shut."

"She could still mumble and yell."

Rarity smiled. "Okay, sweetie."

Gem stepped up to Rarity. "So... About that tea..."

"Right this way," Rarity said, pointing to the kitchen.

Diamond's mother followed, looking around the home. Rarity smiled as she sat the filly down opust where diamond Mon was and whent to get the tea The mom looked around the kitchen, looking slightly disgusted. Rarity bobbed her flank to a song she hummed as she got the tea made.

"So... You live here?"

"Yes. Me, my sister, and my foal."

"I see... You do the designing yourself?"

"Most of it, yes."

"Hmm... That explains a lot..." she muttered.

"Explains what?"

"Oh, nothing..." said the mare, obviously lying.

Rarity set the cups of tea on the table, sliding one to Gem and then one to Dolly. "Drink up!"

Gem took the cup and took a sip. Diamond picked up hers and sipped, too. As Gem drank, she felt lightheaded.

"Wh... What's going on?" she asked. "I feel... funny..."

"Oh, my... Are you okay, Gem?" Rarity asked with mock worry.

The mare dropped the cup and her head fell on the table. "So... tired..."

"Sleep, Gem"

"Yay!" cheered Diamond. "My first doll."

Rarity smiled. "Would you like to help make her?"

"Maybe next time, mommy. If that's all right with you."

"Okay..." Rarity said, draging Gem off by her tail.