Double Time
Today, both Kyoto and Sun Glider have now gotten to know each other very much by this time. Before flying off for work, the two have met up with each other for a moment. "Hello," Kyoto said.
"Hi," Sun Glider said. "You're off your flower delivery," Kyoto said. "And you're off to your planning for the town," Sun Glider said. "Yes," Kyoto said. "Yes," Sun Glider said. Then both ponies had to laugh.
"We need to talk better to each other," Sun Glider said. "Yeah, I agreed," Kyoto said. Soon, it was time for the two ponies to go to work.
They both had gone to their respective jobs. Kyoto had made plans for a better future for Cloudsdale with some improved ideas. This time, he wasn't ridiculed. "Hey, it's not ridiculous," Kyoto said. "We'd never said that," one of the Pegasus ponies said.
"It was just in its beginning stage. You know, the development stage." Kyoto carried on with his work like normal that day.
At the same time, Sun Glider had done her job very well that day, too, other than almost letting a squirrel eat a cartload of flowers Daisy had planned for Manehatten. "Hey," Sun Glider said, "It was a close call. Let's not forget that."
After their work was done for the day, Sun Glider and Kyoto had met up at a Cloudsdale park where little Pegasus fillies and foals were playing. "Well," Kyoto said, "This time, it's not just the two of us alone." "Looks that way," Sun Glider said.
Then some of the little kids noticed the two. "Look!" one said. "Shh!" another one said, "Not too loud!" Still, the little ponies looked at Kyoto and Sun Glider. "You know," Kyoto said, "I am starting to make some improvements with my ideas."
"Yes, I see," Sun Glider said with a smile. "All thanks to you, Sun Glider," Kyoto said. "Kyoto," Sun Glider said. "Yes?" Kyoto answered. "I've always thought that you were the best pony I have ever met in my whole life."
"That's really nice for you to say," Kyoto said. "I know," Sun Glider smiled. But then, Sun Glider really started to notice the fillies and foals. "Now, is there anything you want me to say?" Kyoto asked.
"Ok," Sun Glider said, "They're really looking at us too much. They think-" "Ok," Kyoto said, "Why don't you come over to my house for now? All right?"
"Sure," Sun Glider agreed and that's where the two ponies flew off too. "Aw, man!" one foal shouted, "It was getting too good!" So the little ponies went back to do what they were doing.