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"Hey beautiful."

Rainbow came up behind Fluttershy and wrapped her arms around the shy girl. Fluttershy glanced around nervously, turning around to face Rainbow, who responded by pulling her in for a passionate kiss. After that, she couldn't complain. There was something about the way that their lips fit together so perfectly, and how Rainbow's always had the faintest hint of bubblegum, as she was often chewing. Rainbow pulled away after a moment, a playful smile on her face.

"What, afraid we'll get caught?" she teased. When the other girl didn't reply, her smile faded.

"It's not that I'm ashamed to be with you," Fluttershy tried to explain. "But I don't want anyone to treat us differently."

"There's nothing wrong with us 'Shy," Rainbow insisted yet again, pulling her into her embrace and holding her close. "We are who we are. If our friends really care about us, they'll accept that we want to be with each other."

Fluttershy sighed in contentment, letting her head rest on Rainbow's shoulder. She didn't like any type of arguing, even about the smallest thing, and least of all with Rainbow. She knew the other girl was right, and besides, she hated having to hide who she was just as much.

"Why don't we just tell them?" Rainbow suggested. "Then we can stop with all of these secrets. I love you Fluttershy. That doesn't have to be a crime."

Fluttershy blushed, feeling the arms tighten around her, and she smiled.

"I love you too," she said softly. "And you're right. We shouldn't have to hide who we are, or who we love."

Description
"Hey beautiful."

Rainbow came up behind Fluttershy and wrapped her arms around the shy girl. Fluttershy glanced around nervously, turning around to face Rainbow, who responded by pulling her in for a passionate kiss. After that, she couldn't complain. There was something about the way that their lips fit together so perfectly, and how Rainbow's always had the faintest hint of bubblegum, as she was often chewing. Rainbow pulled away after a moment, a playful smile on her face.

"What, afraid we'll get caught?" she teased. When the other girl didn't reply, her smile faded.

"It's not that I'm ashamed to be with you," Fluttershy tried to explain. "But I don't want anyone to treat us differently."

"There's nothing wrong with us 'Shy," Rainbow insisted yet again, pulling her into her embrace and holding her close. "We are who we are. If our friends really care about us, they'll accept that we want to be with each other."

Fluttershy sighed in contentment, letting her head rest on Rainbow's shoulder. She didn't like any type of arguing, even about the smallest thing, and least of all with Rainbow. She knew the other girl was right, and besides, she hated having to hide who she was just as much.

"Why don't we just tell them?" Rainbow suggested. "Then we can stop with all of these secrets. I love you Fluttershy. That doesn't have to be a crime."

Fluttershy blushed, feeling the arms tighten around her, and she smiled.

"I love you too," she said softly. "And you're right. We shouldn't have to hide who we are, or who we love."