Aurora: I can’t believe this; my babies, all grown up!
Dawn: Mom, it’s just homecoming. We’ve gone the past two years.
Aurora: But you two have dates this year!
Dusk: Correction: Dawn has a date. I’m just going with Blaze.
Aurora: I can’t believe this; my babies, all grown up!
Dawn: Mom, it’s just homecoming. We’ve gone the past two years.
Aurora: But you two have dates this year!
Dusk: Correction: Dawn has a date. I’m just going with Blaze.
Dawn: So, I never knew you had the hots for Blaze.
Dusk: What? No, no, no! We’re just going as friends.
Dawn: Sure.
Dusk: We’re only going together because we don’t have dates.
Dawn: Yyyyyup.
Dusk: I’m not lying! Shut up!
Dawn: *Giggles*
Dawn: I’m so so sorry, Dusk!
Dusk: Apology accepted.
Dawn: I was hoping you’d still want to come to Homecoming with me and Cascade. And Blaze of course.
Dusk: Well… I guess I can’t say no to that.
Dawn: I’m really sorry, Dusk.
Dusk: …
Dawn: I said a bunch of things I shouldn’t have, and I should have been more considering of your feelings.
Dusk: … you think?
Dawn: … Dusk?
Dusk: …
Neo: Mew?
Dawn: *Sniffle* Hey, Neo. I screwed up.
Neo: Mew.
Dawn: Thanks for agreeing with me, I guess. I really should apologize to her. This was all my fault.
Neo: Mew.
… we handled that argument differently. We both didn’t do the wisest things, but I just wish I could go back and change what I did. Maybe I wouldn’t be writing in this stupid Maybe things could have been different. But it didn’t matter that the argument happened, because it had ended as soon as it started.
Dusk: You know what? I’m done. I’m sick of having this stupid argument with you. I know you’re being immature and to be honest I can’t convince you.
Dawn: Wait, Dusk…
Dusk: Nope. Don’t try to throw yourself a pity party. I’m going to meditate. Feel free to tell Mom why we were arguing.