Ever since Anon-A-Miss had revealed themselves, things had gotten much better for Sunset. She'd met many of her new aunts and uncles. She'd met her grandparents who were the literal creators of everything in the universe, including the one she lived in.

It took her a while to accept all of it. Though she loved her life, she missed Equestria terribly and had become homesick. She missed her mother, Princess Celestia. Sunset knew she'd been at fault and she'd tried to live with the guilt. She thought it'd be bearable and easy. It wasn't.

She missed being under her mother's wing, in every sense of the word. She'd missed sleeping against her mother's barrel. She missed spending time studying and bonding with her.

She hoped her mother would be able to forgive her for all the things she had done, both in that world and the one she lived in.

A lone tear dripped down the homesick equestrian's eye as she began to sob. How she wished she could take back what she said. She wanted to be with her mother again, in the royal gardens, under her wing and reading a book with her mother.

She'd fled and never came back, simply out of power lust, revenge and wanting to be Cadence's equal. She wanted her mother to be proud of her again, to feel loved and wanted.

Once her mother had taken in Cadance, the two of them had grown apart. She'd become jealous and tried to be superior to Cadance.

She was nothing but a whiny, selfish, egotistical brat back then. Ever since the Fall Formal, she'd changed for the better. The Friendship Games were an example of that.

Sighing sadly, she grabbed her guitar and started to play a soft and gentle tune. Music had always been able to soothe her anger. She had Ray and Philomena for that, too. She loved the both of her pets dearly.

As she was singing, her father came into her room, her Uncle Gabriel and Aunt Raphael in tow.

"You alright, kid?" Gabriel asked her, noticing the trails of tears prominent on her face.

"I miss the other world, the other Equestria. I miss mom and what we had. I've been homesick for so long and I can't take it anymore!" Sunset cried out, sobbing as she shut her eyes tightly.

Gabriel gave his brother a look that spoke 'Well don't just stand there, comfort her' as the Archangel of Life sat next to his daughter on her bed and wrapped her up in his wings. He used his aura to soothe her pain.

Raphael sat next to her niece, on the left of Sunset's bed. She gently placed two fingers on the girl's forehead as it began to glow softly for a few seconds before fading.

Gabriel gazed heavenside and called for their father, pleading silently for his assistance with Sunset. Even though he could alter reality and transport people to other realms, it took a lot out of him and he always asked his father first to do so.

Soon, God came down from Heaven. He gazed to Sunset, a soft and affectionate look in His eyes.

Sunset explained everything to her grandfather as He listened patiently, absorbing the information being given to Him.

God felt sympathy for His granddaughter. It was like a mirror image with Him and Lucifer in a way. Both Sunset and Lucifer rebelled. Lucifer rebelled against Him and Sunset rebelled against her mother, Princess Celestia.

"I can send you back to the other version of this world. I did create the both of them after all." God said, chuckling softly.

"Thanks, grandpa. Thanks so much!" Sunset cried out, hugging her grandfather tightly as he hugged her back.

"There is no need to thank me, my beautiful grandchild. You miss your mother and wish to make amends. I know your mother has forgiven you." It wasn't a lie. He knew everything, but sometimes He missed information when not focusing into the future constantly.

With a snap of his fingers, He transported his granddaughter, daughter and his two sons to Equestria.

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Zarachiel, Raphael, Gabriel and Sunset landed in Equestria, falling to the ground rapidly. They unfurled their wings and braced themselves for impact as they crash landed into the Everfree Forest.

"Ugh" Sunset groaned, pulling herself to her feet. She furled her wings away. Surprisngly, no feathers were out of place.

Gabriel, Raphael and Zarachiel soon got up. A crater had formed where they had crash landed into the ground.

Once the small family looked presentable, they flew off towards Canterlot Castle.

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Eventually, the group had made it to Canterlot. They landed next to the royal carriages and furled their wings away from sight.

As they walked down several halls towards the Throne Room, a bunch of guards came running towards them.

"Halt!" One guard cried, aiming a spear at Zarachiel, only to stop when another voice rang out behind the other guards.

"Stop! That's Princess Celestia's husband and the royal prince!" Shining Armor shouted. Shining had a white coat, a white and blue mane. His cutie mark was a six-pointed star inside a blue shield.

"Stand down!" Shining Armor commanded. The guards lowered their spears, muttering apologies to Zarachiel.

"Thanks Captain. It's good to see you again, bro." Zarachiel said, lowering himself to a knee as he gave Shining a hoofbump.

"It's good to see you too, Zarach. I apologize for the others. They're new and were only given a vague image of you." Shining Armor said, smiling at the Archangel of Life.

Once introductions were out of the way, they were lead to the Throne Room. As the doors were opened, both Princess Celestia and Sunset met each other's gaze. Celestia's was full of shock, awe and surprise. Sunset's were full of fear, nervousness and hurt.

Celestia walked down from her throne and embraced Sunset. She hugged her daughter as best she could due to Sunset being in human form.

Sunset realized immediately and used a transfiguration spell, turning herself into her original pony form.

She embraced her mother, sobbing into her fur, not wanting to let go. Celestia hushed her soothingly, running a hoof along her back comfortingly.

"I'm so sorry, mom." Sunset croaked out, her voice hoarse from how much she had cried.

"Shh, I forgave you a long time ago, my little sun." Celestia cooed softly, running a hoof through her daughter's mane.

"I-I just had to come here, to tell you myself how sorry I am for leaving you, for betraying and hurting you. I'm sorry, mom. I took your sunshine away." The bacon-haired unicorn said. She looked up at her mother, who had a shocked expression. She gazed to her both sides of her body and noticed her wings.

Because she was a nephilim, the child of an angel, she inherited wings from her father.

"Y-You became an alicorn." Celestia stuttered breathily. Her expression morphed from shock to joy as she scooped Sunset into her body, tickling and cuddling her.

"She missed you to the point Dad had to come down from Heaven and bring her, myself and my brother and sister here." Zarachiel said, not realizing he forgot to introduce his wife to his brother and sister.

"Oh! Celestia, this is my brother Gabriel. Gabriel this is my wife and Sunset's mother, Princess Celestia. Raphael this is my wife and Sunset's mother, Celestia. Celly, this is my sister, Raphael. The three of us, including Michael and Lucifer are Archangels and one of the highest ranking angels."

Celestia smiled, it was nice seeing her husband with his family. Ever since they'd been together he'd despised talking about them, mainly his parents.

"It's nice to meet the both of you." Celestia said, smiling at her husband and the other two Archangels in the room.

Sunset flew next to her father and reverted back to her human form. She'd always preferred her human form more than her pony form. It allowed her greater movement and agility.

"We aren't the only angels back home. There's way more of us. Amenadiel is the oldest out of all of us. The others are younger than us." Gabriel added, surprising Celestia.

"Just how many of your race are there?" Celestia asked, shocked at how many children her husband's father and her father-in-law had with his wife and her mother-in-law.

"Countless." Zarachiel said, "I've lost count as to how many of us there are." Angel genetics were different to that of a human's own. Angels only took on the slight features from either of their parents. Raphael and Gabriel had their mother's eyes whereas Zarachiel had their father's golden eyes.

Celestia gazed over to her daughter and smiled at her. She remembered when the other version of Twilight became corrupted because of her classmates and the energy taken from the other world's bearers of the Elements of Harmony.

She remembered when she had seen Sunset in her human form powered up.

She felt so proud of Sunset. Her little filly had done so much good for the other world, and after all she had done she was betrayed just like that. After hearing about the Anon-A-Miss fiasco from Twilight, she was ready to find Sunset and bring her home permanently.

"I'm glad you're home, Sunset. Your old room is still available if you want to stay?" Celestia asked. She didn't want her daughter to leave again. She'd missed her for so long.

"No. I have a home with Dad, his side of the family and my new friends on the other side of the mirror portal. But I'll come and visit any time I have a chance when I'm not in school, with my friends, studying or with my many aunts and uncles." Sunset answered, taking in the slightly hurt look from her mother.

"Mom, I have friends and I can't just up and leave them. I promise I'll come visit when I can." Sunset said, walking over to her mother as she hugged her.

A bond between mother and daughter had been healed, the rift between them gone as if it never actually happened.

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