- >Wake up to the horrid smell of your B.O.
- I should shower...
- >You don't move an inch.
- >Decide a filly fooler like yourself should wallow in your filth.
- >It's been a couple of days since you fucked Babs' marshmallow butthole.
- >You really didn't want to leave the house.
- >You didn't want to do much of anything.
- >Not to mention that the house has turned into a pig sty.
- >Dirty clothes everywhere.
- >Liquor bottles littered the floor.
- >There's a knock at the door.
- >Don't bother answering.
- >"ANON!"
- >Sounds like AJ.
- >No, it might be a trap. Maybe Babs learned how to impersonate others.
- >She wants you to open that door so she can rape you again.
- >"Anon! Open up dis dang door!"
- >Still don't move.
- >"THAT'S IT!"
- >You hear the sound of wood splintering off your door.
- >A couple of bucks followed by a loud crash confirms your door is no longer in this world.
- >"What in tarnation... Anon!"
- >The sound of clopping hooves echo through your house.
- >Your bedroom door opens up.
- >"Anon!? What happen ta ya, Sugarcube?"
- >Turn your head to find AJ with a look of shock, and covering her nose.
- It's nothing.
- >"Sure doesn't look like nothin'. Your home look like mah pig pen. And ya smell worse than Big Mac workin all day in a storm."
- >Damn, you smell that bad?
- >"What's goin' on wit you?"
- I don't want to talk about it.
- >"Please, I just wanna-"
- I DON'T WANT TO TALK ABOUT IT!
- >AJ is taken back by your outburst.
- >Yeah, maybe that was uncalled for.
- Sorry Applejack. Let's just not talk about that.
- >You can see in her eyes that she wants to press the issue.
- >She sighs.
- >"Fine then...I won't botha' ya anymor' 'bout t'at. But, ya need ta get out. Ya been cooped up in here fer a week."
- >You were trying to avoid the succubus in filly clothing.
- Actually, I'd rather stay in here.
- >AJ was getting fed up with your attitude.
- >She stomps her hooves on the ground.
- >"Now listen' here partna'. I know ya have problems, but sitting in here and hidin' from them ain't gonna help ya get over 'em."
- >She makes her way towards your bed.
- But...
- >"NO BUTS!"
- >She hops up on your bed, jabbing your gut with a hoof.
- >"Ya need ta take life by the horns and show tha' bull who's boss!"
- >"Stayin' in fear and hiding is the actions of a quitter. An' Ah know Anon is no quitter!"
- >She was right.
- >The Babs Seed issues won't take care of themselves if you're in here.
- >She will still come for you.
- >You can't stay in here for the rest of your life.
- >Besides, you're running out of food.
- >You need to end this now.
- Yeah! You're right!
- >"So tell me what ya gonna do!"
- I'm gonna take life by the horns!
- >"Yes!"
- I'm gonna show it who's boss!
- >"Oh yes! That's wut I like ta here."
- Imma throw it on the ground.
- >"Yeah! That's right partna'."
- And have my way with it.
- >"OH SWEET CELESTIA, TAKE ME NOW!"
- >You pause and shoot her a "WTF" face.
- >Her rebuttle was the best pokerface she could muster.
- >Which wasn't much seeing as she is blushing.
- >Decide it was best to overlook that statement.
- >"Um...you should go wash up. I'll be...downstairs if ya need me."
- >So with renewed vigor, you start your morning routine.
- >Taking a long time in the shower to get rid of this horrible body odor.
- >After 20 minutes of shower time, you head downstairs to find that it has been tidied up.
- >"Phew...Lucky fer you, I know my way around doin' chores."
- Thanks. Sorry about making you clean up my mess.
- >AJ gives you a warm smile.
- >"Don't mention it. But since you feel bad, I'll have ya do somethin' fer me."
- >She hands you a bag with Applebloom's name written in crayon.
- >"Mind takin this to tha school yard. Applebloom fergot her lunch. I would do it mahself, but I got a full list ta do."
- >She looks at the clock hanging on your.
- >"Which ahm runnin' late."
- >She hoofs you the bag.
- But wai-
- >"Ahm countin' on ya Anon!"
- >Without a word, the apple farmer was gone.
- >Guess you don't have a choice in the matter.
- >Can't let Lil' Apple go hungry.
- >So you put your shoes on and head on out to the schoolhouse.
- >You'll deal with the door later. Not like ponies want what you have.
- >After going Metal Gear throughout Ponyville, you finally arrive at the schoolhouse.
- >Notice the fillies and colts are in recess with Cheerilee watching them from the side.
- >You walk up to the gate.
- >Applebloom notices you and trots over.
- >Scoots and Sweets aren't with her today.
- >"Hiya Anon? How ya feelin'? Haven't seen ya roun' tha farm."
- >You pet the filly on her head.
- >She leans into your hand.
- Just here to drop off your lunch that you forgot.
- >Applebloom blushes.
- >"Whoops! Um... gee, thanks. I hope it wasn't much trouble fer ya."
- >Well, you had to avoid the main roads to get here.
- Think nothing of it. And where's the other Crusaders?
- >"Sick. Hope they get better."
- Yeah. Well, I'm off now. Take care.
- >You pat her again and head home.
- >But things never go right.
- >"Hey! What are ya...T'AT IS MAHYN!"
- >Sounds like Applebloom's in trouble.
- >Head back to see what's going on.
- >"Like a blank flank could have a nice lunch."
- >Diamond Tiara and Silver Spoon.
- >You heard about these two fillies from Lil' Apple.
- >They play keep away with Applebloom's lunch bag.
- >"To think some monkey would make you a lunch like this."
- >They began to cause a scene.
- >Now other fillies and colts circle around them.
- >Why aren't they helping?
- >This seriously rustles your jimmies as much as Babs does.
- >You need to act now.
- >As you step out from behind the tree, the crowd dispurses.
- >"DIAMOND TIARA! SILVER SPOON!"
- >Cheerilee slowly makes her way over to the three fillies, grabbing the bag in mid air.
- >She hands it off to the yellow filly and sends her on her way.
- >"You two. Punishment corner. Now."
- >Bitchy Tiara and Yes Man Spoon shiver in place.
- >Cheerilee was not amused.
- >"Did I make myself clear?"
- >The two scuttle off inside.
- >You step out from behind the tree while the teacher sighs.
- >"What am I going to do with these fillies."
- >She spots you.
- >"Oh, Anon. You saw?"
- >You just manage a nod.
- >"Those two fillies have been bullying Applebloom and her friends. I've tried everything at my disposal."
- >She watches the young ones play their little games.
- >"Bullies always have a reason for doing what they do. It differs from pony to pony. But whatever the reason, they need to be dealt with."
- >You watch as she looks up at the sky.
- >"From parent-teacher meetings, time out, and even detention. Every peaceful avenue has been exhausted. Sometimes being nice just isn't enough."
- >She reaches down and pulls out a ruler and slaps her hoof with it.
- >How she did that boggles your mind.
- >Probably magic.
- >"Sometimes, you just have to beat that flank to reinforce discipline into them. Sad that parents don't do this much in this day in age."
- >You chuckle.
- >Then it clicks with you.
- >Babs, despite hiding it behind blackmail and forcing you into sexual situations, is basically being a bully.
- >You tried being nice, and you end up fucking her in the end.
- "Welp, I'm off to take care of those two. Take care."
- >She sounds so chipper despite having to spank some filly flanks.
- >All well, that doesn't concern you.
- >You're on a mission.
- >Off to Sweet Apple Acres.
- >Arrive at the farm. Notice Granny Smith asleep in her rocker.
- >AJ and Big Mac are probably bucking away at those trees.
- >And with Applebloom at school, there will be no distractions.
- >You make our way towards the clubhouse.
- >And surprise, surprise. There is the bad apple.
- >"Well well well, seems the big baby finally came out to play."
- >You just look up at her.
- >"Wazzah matta', cat got ya tongue?"
- >You say nothing.
- >"Doesn't matter. Since ya here, we can catch up on some fun."
- >She climbs on top of the railing and jumps at you.
- >Decide to catch her and hold her in your arms. She'd probably want that anyway.
- >"Good, you're learning, babe."
- Uh-huh...
- >"Lets go to your place. Then we can get comfy."
- Okay.
- >You arrive home and carry the filly up stairs.
- >She wiggles out of your grasp and lands on the bed with a *POMF* =3.
- >Shut the door behind you.
- >Your face shows little expression.
- >"What are we going to do on the bed?"
- >Make your way towards the bed and sit next to her.
- >It's now or never.
- >Babs, not knowing what wrath will be brought upon her, crawls onto your lap.
- >"I think we should start with some butt fun."
- >Your stomach feels like a pretzel.
- >Her tail lifts up, giving you easy access.
- >"Remember, stick it in dry. Then maybe I'll let you put it in my other hole."
- >This filly...
- >It's time to crack out the book on Child-rearing for Black Mothers.
- >Chapter 1: Whoop Dat Ass.
- >Your hand rises in the air, and is brought down onto Babs Seed's filly flanks.
- >She moans aloud.
- >"Oh, so you're into that. But, you should have warned me befo-."
- >You lift your hand again and slap her flanks harder before she could finish.
- >"Ouch! T-that hurts. What are ya doin', Anon?"
- >Her eyes locks onto yours.
- >She sees that something is wrong.
- >You let her have it again.
- >"OW! Stop it!"
- >Tears pooling under her eyes.
- >You shake your head.
- You need discipline. You will learn that doing this to others is wrong.
- >Your hand contacts her rear again.
- >It's starting to sting your hand.
- >But Babs is feeling it more.
- >She tries to lower her tail, hoping that would stop the punishment.
- >It doesn't.
- >So she tries to squirm out from your grasp.
- >You held her down more. There was no escape for her.
- >She can't ignore your hand.
- >"I'm sorry! I'm s-so-sorry!"
- >She's bawling, sputtering out apologies hoping this spanking would stop.
- >You hit her a few more times for good measure, then release her.
- >What happens next catches you off guard.
- >The little filly buries her face into your chest and begins to bawl.
- >You thought she'd run away.
- >This was the first time you have ever seen Babs like this.
- >You weren't a heartless monster. This did pain you.
- >"I-I'm so-or-ry!" Babs trying so hard to cling to your chest.
- >Your arms wrap around her orange body, while petting her mane trying to console her.
- >Babs eventually calms down. Her wails of sadness turning into quiet sobs.
- >"I'm sorry, Anon. I'm sorry..."
- I know.
- >You sit there for a good 10 minutes.
- >Babs eventually stops crying and falls asleep.
- >You tuck her in your bed and head down stairs to your couch to think about what you did.
- >And the possible consequences of your actions.
- >You could be charged with filly abuse, IF she tells.
- >Could be that bad end you were worried about a week ago when this whole mess started.
- >But now you're too tired to think about "ifs" and "maybes".
- >You just want to sleep.
- >Spanking fillies was tough work, especially when they were squirming in your grasp.
- >So after lying down on your comfy sofa, sleep takes hold of you.
- ---
- >Wake up some time later.
- >You're met with the sight of green eyes.
- >Babs stood in front of your couch, still with that sad expression on her face.
- >"Anon..." She sniffles with her head held low.
- It's fine.
- >She shakes her head.
- >"No, it ain't. I didn't want it to be like this. Not again."
- What do you mean?
- >She sits on her haunches, wincing at the lingering pain left after that spanking.
- >"It's a long story."
- I have time.
- >Babs closes her eyes and takes in a deep breath.
- >"I was always picked on. Was it for muh voice, or bein' a blank flank."
- >So she's always been bullied. Well, that doesn't justify her actions one bit.
- >She blows a puff of air up at her mane.
- >"But I always fought back. They make fun of muh boyish voice, I hit em in da jaw. No cutie mahk, a buck to da chest would shut 'em up."
- >"Tha problem child, that's want I wus. Teachers didn't know wut ta do wit' me. Fillies and colts were 'fraid of me. I had no friends..."
- >She looks up at you, her eyes took on a harsh tone. They seemed to bore through you.
- >"So I became what they feared. Let's just say...I wasn't a good little filly."
- >Her eyes took a softer tone.
- >"That was until I met this colt. He was a transfa' student, an' tha only one who would speak to me. Over time, I began to, uh, like him."
- >Her eyes drifted downward.
- >"That's where it all went downhill."
- >There's that twisting feeling in your stomach.
- >"I was confused. I didn't know how to express my feelings. Not being the social butterfly makes that hard."
- >She pouts.
- >She has a point.
- >"I didn't ask my 'rents. They were always busy. I ended up learning about social interactions through uh..."
- >She rubs the back of her head.
- >"My pop's naughty magazines. Found them while lookin for mah scooter one day. So whenever I was with him, I woul' emulate those pictures thinking he'll like me."
- >She covers her face with her hooves.
- >"I'd would brush against his flanks, lick his cheek. He didn' oppose to this, so I thought it was workin'. Then one day, we were alone in his house. That's when Ah made my move."
- >She shivers.
- >"I pushed him down onto the bed. Then..."
- >She pause. It felt like this part was too painful to speak about with you.
- >You reach out and pet her.
- It's fine. This talk won't leave this house.
- >She needs to get this off her chest.
- >"I did thing to him...down there."
- >"He was saying to stop. I didn't listen."
- >"The next thing I knew, a kick from him knocked me off the bed. With angered eyes, he said 'I hate you. Don't come near me'. I felt...horrible. I ran home, went in my room, and cried."
- >Babs couldn't hold back her tears.
- >You just watch them roll down her cheeks as her green eyes looked up at you, wanting a hug.
- >"The next day, rumors spread. Fillies and colts bothered me. And that colt... he avoided me whenever I tried to talk to him. It was then that I snapped."
- >You can see tears slowly roll down her cheek.
- >"I was expelled. I don' wanna say the bad things I did. My parents were worried more about their appearance than me. So they sent me away to live with AJ on the farm."
- >It finally makes sense.
- >"Then I met you... and well. I..."
- >You place a finger on her lips.
- I get it... but why?
- >You remove your hand to let her speak.
- >"You're just so nice. And I had a blast with you that week. I just wanna be with ya. But...it ended the same way. I...I lost ya."
- >More tears began to hit your floor.
- No you didn't. I'm still here.
- >You pick the filly up and hold her up in the air.
- I don't hate you Babs. Just...disappointed for what you did to me.
- >Her eyes gaze at your face.
- >She doesn't see anger, or hatred.
- >All she could find was a soft smile.
- I could be mad, but that does nothing for either of us.
- >You set her down on your chest, scratching behind her ears.
- You'd go back to being your old self and do the same things. That cycle will end here. You just need an adult to be your role model.
- >For the first time you've seen her, she gives you a kind smile.
- Also, you're a bit young for me. There are colts around your age. You'll find somep0ny for you.
- >She just nods, accepting that maybe
- >"O-okay..."
- Now? About those tapes...
- >"There was only one. Ya had it all along."
- >...wat?
- Watchu talkin' 'bout Babs?
- >"It was all a bluff. Didn't think you wouldn't see through it. And I wouldn't have told..."
- >Damn this filly.
- >But you won't berate her. She's been through enough.
- >The two of you just lie on the couch.
- >The next few weeks were nice.
- >Babs attitude changed for the better.
- >Those days were been buried, never to be brought up again.
- >You'd help out at the farm, then end up watching the CMCs do their silly antics.
- >Trying hard to keep them out of trouble.
- >That was the hard part.
- >Babs would help you with picking apples and other chores around the farm.
- >She really was a big help.
- >Life was grand.
- >One day, Babs receives a letter.
- >Turns out her parents managed to get her back into school.
- >The CMCs were sad to see their friend go.
- >But education comes first.
- >She would leave in two days.
- >So for her last day there, you and the other Crusaders spent the day doing what Babs wanted to do.
- >Fun times were had by all.
- >Especially the huge food fight at Sugarcube Corner.
- >Pinkie Pie instigated the whole thing.
- >Too bad you all had to clean up the shop afterwards.
- >The next day, you all are at the train station to see off Babs.
- >She says her goodbyes to AJ, Applebloom, Scootaloo, and Sweetie Belle.
- >They were short and sweet.
- >The train rolls up to the station.
- >Babs trots up to you.
- >You kneel down and give her your signature bear hug.
- >She's laughing while nuzzling into your chest.
- Now be a good filly. Okay?
- >"Yeah. I will. And I will write to ya."
- >You place her down and watch as she gets her bag and gets on the train.
- >As the train rolls away. Babs is waving at you.
- >You all return the gesture.
- >Just like that, the Manehattan Express rolls out of Ponyville.
- >Over the years, you and Babs sent letters to each other.
- >You learn her grades in school got better, and the bullying stopped.
- >She told you of her first date with some colt.
- >Said it was the worst date she had.
- >Says she misses you and hopes to visit some day.
- >You wrote back, telling of the happenings in Ponyville.
- >Including your hand in trying relationships with a few mares.
- >You did date Applejack. Was your longest relationship. Sadly, it didn't work out in the end.
- >You two were still good friends.
- >Applebloom was disappointed, thinking you'd be her brother-in-law one day.
- >There were a few other mares here and there. Those seemed more like flings than anything serious.
- >You also dated Fluttershy.
- >Was nice at first, but got creepy real fast.
- >That was a horrible break up. Nearly ended in rape. She's still after you, hoping a correct fetish guess would bring you back to her.
- >It didn't.
- >The correspondence continued for a while.
- >Soon, the letters became sparse as live became busy for that orange filly.
- >Wasn't long until they stopped all together.
- >In your heart, there was always that spot for her.
- >One night, you sit on your roof, drinking some scotch.
- >Somewhere in Manehattan, Babs is drinking some wine on her patio.
- >You raise your glass to the moonlit sky.
- >She does the same.
- >"Fly Me to the Moon" is playing on both of your radios.
- >You both were thinking about one another.
- >Make a toast.
- Here's lookin' at ya, kid.
- >"Here's lookin' at ya, Babe."
- END

