“He’s beautiful.” Twilight hiccuped.”

“He’s a softie.” Spitfire nuzzled into the colts fur. “But he’s perfect.”

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Spitfire and Twilight after the birth of their little colt, Comet. To say they were crying rivers that day is an understatement, even the mane six got a bit emotional that day. Spitfire was BALLING when she payed eyes on her little colt, it after delivering Twilight had been too worked out, but offered a little smile before falling asleep.

A few weeks after Comets birth, Spitfire and Twilight returned home to take care of the rest of their foals, who had been babysitter by the mane six while they were in the hospital. All of them got turns to greet the new foal, and it even brought Applejack to tears seeing her little nephew. At the time, Applejack did not have any foals of her own, but seeing the way Spitfire and Twilight looked at their new colt, she longed for the feeling. Rainbow Dash held the little colt, but felt a little ping n her chest at seeing the happy couple; as did Fluttershy, who wished she could have her liver next to her while holding the foal. Pinkie playfully raspberried at him, him not knowing how to do it back at such a young age. Rarity, with make up running down her face, hugged the filly to her, gently, as to not hurt him. The day was spent with tears, cuddles, and more tears, as all Twilights friends left, and she watched over her little colt until he was lulled to sleep. Spitfire stayed up even longer, falling asleep next to Comets crib, snoring like a Timberwolf.

Pastel Storm and Star Chaser were only a few weeks older than Comet, do the two mamas were constantly running around the house to tend to their needs, not to mention the unicorn colt and filly that were constantly bickering. Star Chaser was the hungriest, Pastel Storm was crawling around the most, and Comet was the sleepiest, and also the LOUDEST. At the end of the day, Spitfire and Twilight would find their ears ringing from the raging crying of Comet. However, at the end of the day, the couple was happy to have all of their foals, especially when all of them fell asleep.