Before anyone asks, this is NOT the last chapter, there are a few more after this one before I end the story.

When I wrote, 'But it was good' is a reference to the Story Of Creation in the Book Of Genesis.

Genesis 1:31. "God saw all that he had made, and it was very good."

Next chapter: Sunset meets her Aunt Chloe, cousins Trixie, Rory and Charlotte.

Sunset was in the middle of making a painting for her parents when God teleported next to her. The omniscient and omnipresent father analysed the picture, smiling at it.

"Granddaughter, your painting is beautiful." God said, a warm smile on His lips. Sunset blushed, her cheeks now crimson. Only her parents knew of her ability to paint. The image was of a phoenix in front of a setting sun.

"Thanks grandpa, it's a representation of my change, so to speak." Sunset said. Ever since she'd been found and taken in by her father, she'd gained a large, loving family and managed to reunite and reconcile with her mom.

God heard her thoughts, but didn't comment on them. He'd been aware of all that she had done. Despite everything, He forgave her.

His granddaughter's ex-friends would face punishment not only from her father, but also Himself and His wife, the Goddess Of All Creation.

Putting those thoughts aside, he remembered why He had come to speak with Sunset.

"I'd like for you, your father, your mother and your aunt to join me, for a family dinner." God asked, waiting for her reaction. He hadn't spend time like that with His family in over many millenia. After Zarachiel and Lucifer rebelled, the family had been torn apart.

"Sure, what time?" Sunset asked. She'd only spent time with her angelic relatives on Earth. She was still adapting to finding out that she was a nephilim.

"I'll let you know when." God replied, smiling as he teleported back to Heaven.

In the realm of Heaven, there was a large mansion with endless space and rooms. In one room was a long rectangular table with comfy wooden chairs around it.

"Isn't this nice? A peaceful, enjoyable and relaxing family dinner." God stated, smiling. It had been many millenia since they all had spent time like this as a family.

Every angel was there, Lucifer at God's right and Michael at Goddess's left.

Every angel was sat in a random chair that they had picked. Sunset sat next to her father who was on her left and her mother on her right. Luna sat next to Celestia.

"Grandpa?" Sunset asked nervously, she didn't know how her grandfather, God himself would handle her aunt and mother.

"Yes, granddaughter?" God answered lovingly, looking at His granddaughter, smiling softly at her.

"I don't think you've met my mother. Mom, this is God, my grandfather from Dad's side. Next to him is grandma Goddess Of All Creation." Sunset sweetly smiled back at the creators of the universe itself.

God locked eyes with Celestia and couldn't hold it in. He chuckled softly and grinned at her playfully.

"My apologies. I do love a good staring contest. Samael-" God said before being interrupted.

"It's Lucifer!" Lucifer interrupted sharply. A steely gaze directed at his father. His father should know by now that he was called Lucifer and not his other name that he hated being called.

"-Lucifer used to be pretty good at them, still is. Isn't that right son? Remember the staring contests between me, you, Amenadiel, Michael and your mother?" God reflected on the memories, of times gone by when Heaven was peaceful and all was well.

"Yes, Dad, I do." Lucifer grumbled, earning a light chuckle from his father. Goddess giggled lightly at the scene. She'd missed this.

"Well, it's so very nice to meet you, Celestia. Might I add a beautiful name as well." God complimented, causing Celestia to blush. Sunset giggled lightly at the scene, as did all the angels.

"Well, why thank you. Zarachiel mentioned some things about you to me when we were dating and after we married. You two used to be close. And he mentioned every single one of his siblings to me. Alphabetically even." Celestia chuckled, reminiscing the times when she was dating Zarachiel. He was shy, angry and heartbroken after remembering that he'd been kicked out of his home for merely giving his thoughts on Free Will.

"Did he now? I hope he told you good things about me and his mother. Right son?" God teased, staring down at His other most rebellious son.

"Yes, Dad. Only good things. I don't lie. I despise liars, charlatans, people who doesn't believe in what they say." Zarachiel said. He had never liked liars, Michael being one of them.

Goddess decided to make herself known as she stared at Celestia.

"It's nice to meet my daughter-in-law that was hidden from me by my son, not to mention he hid the fact he had a child and made Heaven just a little bit brighter." Goddess teased, winking playfully at Her son. Zarachiel merely rolled his eyes at the statement.

"Your son is a wonderful husband. He is a wonderful lover and has always been faithfull and ever loyal towards me." Celestia gazed at her husband lovingly, a small adoring smile on her muzzle as he gazed back at her.

God and Goddess gazed at each other and smiled. God would never say it, but Zarachiel was a better father to Sunset than He could have ever been.

"He's just like what we were when we came into existence." Goddess whispered, tears of joy in Her eyes. Tears of joy and motherly pride.

"He really is, his destiny really has come full circle. Destined to lead Equestria and it's people alongside his family for all eternity." God whispered back, smiling at His wayward son.

"Aww, Celly. Your way with words is another reason I love you entirely." Zarachiel spoke softly, never looking away from his wife's eyes.

Almost every female angel and even Goddess herself dawwed at the sight. Goddess sniffled and wiped Her eyes.

God couldn't help but feel uncomfortable with Samael wanting to be called Lucifer. A silly little moniker made by Humanity so they could have someone to blame for their sins and problems.

"Son, I'd like for you to allow us to call you Samael, your real name. I know you fashioned yourself a new one. I just wish you would take your old name and bear it once again, my lightbringer." God asked, staring at His rebellious son. He never wanted His child away from Him forever in Hell. He wanted His son to one day return to His side in Heaven.

Due to being omniscient, He knew that Lucifer would rebel. Even if He had gotten His son to stop, His lightbringer still wouldn't find himself happy. God hated sending His lightbringer away. He wasn't doing it as punishment. Okay, he was, But it was also for Lucifer to learn how to rule a kingdom. God knew that He and His wife would need to one day retire. He knew that Lucifer would be a good fit for the job.

Lucifer was stunned speechless. His father had never requested to ask to call him a name he felt uncomfortable to use. He gazed at his father's loving expression filled with love. So much love. God is a being of love. It is simply stupid to assume God can put aside his love for his angels and one of his favorites no less.

Lucifer didn't know what to say. His father had called him by a name he hated being called. Why would he want to use his old name after what he did?

Lucifer pondered on the question he had just asked himself. He still felt guilty about causing the rebellion. All he wanted was for his voice to be heard and his thoughts to be given.

Zarachiel decided to introduce Celestia and Luna to Linda, Chloe and Trixie. They deserved to get to meet them.

"Celly and Luna, this is mine and Lucifer's therapist, Dr. Linda Martin. Now part of the family as my nephew Charlie's mother." Zarachiel introduced as both Celestia and Linda shook hand and hoof.

"It's nice to meet my husband's therapist, nice to meet you." Celestia introduced herself first, showing her husband's therapist the kindness and respect she deserved.

"It's nice to meet his wife, your highness." Linda was slowly starting to like Zarachiel and his little family. Sunset was a unique and amazing member of it. She'd done some bad stuff, but she'd made up for it and saved the world.

God heard Linda's thoughts and looked over at Sunset. He felt proud of her for saving His creation. She may have done bad things, but she had repented and made up for them. He'd forgiven her and wouldn't hold what she had done against her. What the Anon-A-Miss account had done to her filled Him with fury.

The combinations of archangels, creators of the universe, archangels, angels and royalty enjoyed small talk and a warm and homely family dinner.

Sunset looked around at her angelic relatives and the rest of her family. It was big and everyone was different in their own ways.

Sure, it was broken, but it was on the way to recovery.

But it was good.