This story is a sequel to Save The World, Duh!

After Starlight convinced the changelings to reform, Twilight went into overdrive as she made speeches to get the Changelings accepted in Equestrian society. Some didn't approve and made a threat on her life as Adagio, Aria and Sonata try to pull Equestria from the brink of civil war as the three sisters each ally themselves with a princess.

(Part of my universe, be sure to join the group. https://www.fimfiction.net/group/217012/sunsets-and-the-others-lives. Takes place during the linked story."

After Sonata and Aria had gone back to Canterlot High, Adagio wanted to meet up with Sunset Shimmer to thank her for helping the two former sirens regain trust at the school. Sunset accepted the offer all too eagerly. Could this small meet up build a friendship between Adagio Dazzle and Sunset Shimmer? Or maybe something more?

So I wrote this as an abortive submission for the Cozy Glow Contest. I think I might make this into a full on fic than a one-shot, especially since I have some ideas floating around with this premise. Why I wrote this in particular I have absolutely no idea, something about it felt workable.

Instead of arriving at Canterlot High to kick off the events of Rainbow Rocks, the siren trio land just outside a swell little town where they try to use their singing to their advantage, but the town's record label has a different plan for them~

(Content Warning: Stepfordization, Mind Control)

Who knew that a lifelong friendship could become so strong, all thanks to a simple piece of candy.

Artwork isn't mine!
Sundagio hinted, but not shown

When Sunset confronts the Dazzlings on her own, she gets bullied by the three girls. Depressed and alone, she debates internally if the Rainbooms and Twilight truly are her friends until a certain blue haired girl comes to her rescue.

It's been some time now since the Battle of the Bands, but things have finally come to a head in the our household. Namely, Aria punched me in the face and kicked me out. Cruel in the extreme, I suppose what I have left to do is think about it all.

Written for Bean's Writing Group.

Adagio hesitantly asks Sunset Shimmer to talk with her, having been friends for sometime now, after Sunset opened her eyes to the world of friendship, that is, she decided it was time to tell Sunset what has been on her mind.

Sonata has a rough and tragic backstory involving her biological parents, after their quick and sudden passing, she moved in with her non-biological sisters Adagio and Aria. Now, she's having some troubles sleeping at night due to the images she keeps seeing in her mind, problem is, she won't tell anybody what's going on or what she sees because it makes her uncomfortable. Will one of her sisters be able to give her some peace of mind so she's able to sleep soundly?

This story explains the way I view the relationship of The Dazzlings, while I do view them as sisters, I do not view them as biological siblings, rather instead, I view them as three people who have lived together for so long that they just refer to one another as sisters, but they aren't related at all. Hope that makes sense.

TRIGGER WARNING:
This story does contain the mention of car crashes and passing of one's parents, if those topics bother you in any way, or you have been personally affected by something like that, please read at your own risk. Thank you.

This story is a sequel to Requiem for Sonata and Aria at Midnight. I highly recommend you read these two before reading this.

One year has passed since Adagio's failed ploy for power. For most intents and purposes, life in the Dazzling household has remained the same.

Perhaps too much the same, or at least that's what Aria and Sonata think. They're not exactly happy with their new lot in life, stuck on Earth, but they've been able to accept it and move on.

But not Adagio.

Never Adagio.

This story marks my second year of uploading to Fimfiction, and my first year of realizing how true a passion writing has become for me. It's been a wild and unexpected journey. I've made and met new friends, entered contests, and begun my first novel-length project. So much has happened, and I'm eager for whatever comes in the future.

This also marks the last entry in my 'Homesick Sirens' series - at least for now. I've got something a bit unorthodox lined up for next year in time for the 10th Anniversary of Rainbow Rocks. So if you want to see more angsty fishes, stick around~

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