Author's Note: Sorry for the wait, I went on a small vacation and almost forgot about the story. I hope you guys forgive me, but for now, you can just read the story.

Chapter 3

Flash had just returned home from training. He went straight to his room, (because his mom was upset about him crashing at training) and started daydreaming. All he could think about was Midnight. He wanted to talk to her so badly. He then realized it was Friday. He then came up with a plan, and hoped it worked.

Luna had just raised the moon, and Midnight went to listen to the stars. Each pony had a star. Midnight was able to tells who's star was who's. She always looked at her aunt's first, she always had exciting news for her. Many ponies left Midnight messages using the stars. Her aunt told her she was going out of town, and she wanted to give her the keys to her room. She lets Midnight borrow her things all the time. When she got to Flash's star, she blushed, and heard a message from him as well. "Midnight if you can hear me, then meet me at the park tomorrow at noon." Then she and her aunt picked out an outfit for her to wear.

Tomorrow mourning she ate breakfast with her mother and then went to her aunt's room. Luna loved the idea of them spending so much time together. Midnight took a nice relaxing shower while her aunt flat ironed her outfit. Her aunt then brushed her mane while she brushed her teeth. Then she got dressed,, said fair well to her aunt, and went to the park. On the way out she saw a note, maybe a poem. She was about to read it and then she saw her father's signature. She found this when she read it:

Princess of the Night, how I love you so.

I am glad to see the smile you make when I walk by.

Your mane shines like the bright stars you create.

It may be hard to explain that I love you,

But I'm sure you already know why.

It was the most beautiful thing she had ever heard. She was going to talk to her dad about it, but remembered Flash and the park. She decided to speak with him later that night. Then she was off to the park, very happy to be going.