This story is a sequel to Terrible Three's

Ace is gravely injured in a fight, and her family rallies around her

In the beginning there was darkness that stretched through every corner of the universe. And into the darkness came the light.

The light runs and the dark follows

Spoilers for S8 E15 The Hearth's Warming Club

After all the fuss has died down, Twilight and Rainbow tell their friends everything that went down while they were out.

Their reactions are a lot more . . passionate than they expected.

This story is a sequel to Terrible Three's

It was totally her parents fault, she thought wryly, calling her Ace.

Or;

Ace is Asexual, and sometimes she struggles with that

This story is a sequel to Phony Psychic

It was an unwritten rule that none of 'Team Justice' as they were teasingly called, were allowed to step a single hoof (or claw) inside a kitchen.

And there was a very good reason for that.

This story is a sequel to First Meetings and Second Chances

Bluejay is an insomniac, so who can blame her for wanting to take a walk one night?

Or

Butterscotch and Bluejay try to help each other in their own weird way

When Butterscotch joined Hoofsteps, he had one goal in mind- help disabled foals reach their full potential. With his cheery, upbeat nature, he is a natural with the younger colts and fillies.

But he may of have met his match in Hoofsteps' newest resident.

This story is a sequel to Terrible Three's

Most ponies believe that Tempo Breeze thinks herself invincible. That is not true.

Oh sure, she's one of the fastest pegasi alive, she can throw a mean left hook and she's always doing dangerous stunts, but, first and foremost, she's an adventurer.

And adventurers get hurt.

Thankfully, this adventurer has two sisters who are simulataneously worried and annoyed.

Ah, family.

Scootaloo loves her daughters, really she does. They're all so creative. Especially in the way the deal with bullies.

Warning, while this is more accurate to bullying than in the MLP episodes, it's still a very simplified version of it.

It's not that Misty Rose liked lying, it's just that sometimes it was necessary to get on in life.

For example, when you are wrongly accused of being an accomplice to a crime, and no amount of insisting that being a hyper-observant genius will sway the police.

Yeah, telling them she was a psychic probably wasn't the greatest idea she had . . .