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I'm sure there is a Fic called Shattered Glass where Dream and Techno become children and have traumas and Philza takes care of them. I just can't find it! And there is also this great "In A Daze" Fic

Estoy segura que hay un Fic llamado Shattered Glass donde Dream y Techno se vuelven niños y tienen traumas y Philza los cuida. ¡Solo no lo encuentro! Y también esta este genial Fic de "In A Daze"

Lily places the copy of Pony Beat magazine she was reading on the arm of her chair by the front window and lifts her hooves up, stretching. “Who knew Photo Finish and Prince Blueblood would still be together after 18 days?” She says to herself. Her stomach growls, interrupting her celebrity gossip-filled thoughts. “Thank goodness mom came by and brought food earlier. I’m, like, starving.”

It was Lily’s mom that suggested she move to Ponyville a few months back after a terrible run-in with a herd of run-away guinea pigs. Lily was in the hospital for days, not from physical injuries, but from shock. Upon her release from the Fillidelphia Hospital, her mom insisted she move to Ponyville to “recover” and “get some rest.” Lily hasn’t had the heart to tell her about her recent incident with the bunny stampede with her new friends Daisy and Roseluck. Who knows where she’d make her move to next.

Lily’s thankful her mom comes every few weeks to bring groceries and clean the house a bit, even if it annoys her. She just tries to be elsewhere.

Lily’s friends in Fillidelphia would call her a slob, but she much prefers the term “free spirit,” so it’s probably for the better her mom comes and cleans things up a bit, otherwise her house would be a dump.

She walks into the kitchen, turning on her music box along the way. She opens her fridge door with a hoof and sighs. While it may be fully stocked, there isn’t a thing in there that Lily wants to eat right now. “Ugh why does mom insist on eating healthy things? Honestly I get tired of spinach salads and junk.”

She slams the door shut and looks in her pantry. Her eyes scan the shelves before landing on a lone, unopened pack of Sour Patch Foals. “Looks like dinner tonight is going to be, like, totally awesome after all!”

She rips open the package of Sour Patch Foals with her teeth and pops a hoof-full in her mouth. She shimmies across the kitchen and sings (very poorly) to her music box.

Lily hip-checks the fridge, causing the door to open and most of its contents to spill out onto the floor. She’s so wrapped up in her music and dancing she doesn’t even notice.

“Lily, are you in there? Are you okay?” Her friend Daisy calls from outside the door.  She also doesn’t notice her friends Daisy and Roseluck are frantically knocking at her door and calling out to her.

“And ponies were DANCIN’ IN THE STRE’EET!” she sings loudly, though it sounds more like a wailing than singing.

Roseluck shoots Daisy a concerned look. “It sounds like she’s hurt, Daisy! Should we barge in? It’s important, right?”

“You bet it is! Look out, Roseluck!” Daisy bucks the door down Applejack-style, sending it flying. Poor Roseluck squeals as the door flies past her, barley missing her mane.

“Lily! GHOSTRUN! Daisy screams as they enter Lily’s house.

The commotion startles Lily, she drops her bag of Sour Patch Foals, they fly about the room before landing in various positions on the floor. She turns her music box off.

“What, Daisy? A Ghostrun? Is that, like, a race or something? I love races!” She beams.

Daisy sighs, Roseluck shakes her head. “No, like a ghost! Run!” Daisy clarifies.

Lily cocks her head to the side. “Ooh a ghost! Did you, like, see it? Was it ugly? Did it have big teeth and stuff?”

Daisy pulls Roseluck and Lily under the dining room table for cover, she hoofs them each a flowerpot to wear as a helmet. Lily carefully removes the lily from her mane and secures it in the hole on the top of the flower pot. She nibbles on a few rogue Sour Patch Foals she’s found underneath the table.

“Oh gosh no, Lily! But… he at ate all my food! And made my kitchen explode!”  Daisy’s voice comes out high pitched.

Roseluck nods. “And look at your kitchen, Lily! It’s a wreck!”

Lily notices her kitchen for the first time. “OMIGOSH a ghost did this? Why didn’t you two say so?”

“We did!” Roseluck and Daisy say in unison.

Daisy trembles with fear and clings to Roseluck’s front leg while Lily shakes the other one. “WHAT DO WE-” she stops mid sentence. What if the ghost is still here? What if he’s listening? She whispers, “I mean, what do we do? How do you, like, get rid of a ghost?”

Roseluck pulls her leg back from Lily and tries to shake Daisy off, who is still clinging to her for dear life. “How am I supposed to know? Ask it politely to leave?”

Lily spots a pile of flour from their position underneath the dining table. She whispers loudly, “OMIGOSH is that it?”

Daisy cranes her neck to see, “YES! That’s totally it!”

Roseluck shrieks, holding Daisy closer now.

“Roseluck you go get it! Your, er” She pauses to think of a reason, “Mane is the longest?”

Daisy nods, “Yeah, Roseluck! Them’s the rules!”

“Rules? What rules? I never got any rules!!” She says frantically.

Daisy scoffs, “I sent them to you via snail mail! In triplicate!”

“You know how slow those snails can be, Daisy!” Lily and Daisy look up at Roseluck with fear-filled eyes. “Do you guys Pinkie Swear that’s the rule?”

Daisy goes through the motions of doing a Pinkie Swear and gently pokes Lily in the eye. “Ow! We wouldn’t, like, make you go out there so we don’t have to, Roseluck!” Lily tries her hardest to conceal her Applejack Face.

“Alright, alright!” Roseluck carefully crawls out from underneath the table.

Lily waves to her friend, “Good luck, Roseluck!” She says happily. “Hey! That, like rhymes! Do you want a Sour Patch Foal, Daisy? I’m a nervous eater.”

“Sure!” Daisy beams, nomming on a piece of Lily’s candy.

Roseluck inches forward to the ghost pile on the floor. “There’s no such thing as ghosts, there’s no such thing as ghosts.” She chants to herself.

She reaches a hoof out to touch the ghost and her whole life flashes before her eyes. All the things she’s done. All the things she hasn’t done.

Like that time she stole Daisy’s favorite pencil in second grade and blamed it on Compass. Why would anypony steal their best friend’s pencil? It was a fabulous pencil, though.

Or that time she told Thunderlane she didn’t want to go sky-diving with him. She really did… she just didn’t want to admit she was scared.

“I’m tired of being scared.” She mumbles to herself. She stretches a hoof and touches the ghost.

“OMIGOSH! Daisy! She, like, touched it!”

Daisy tries to stand and hits her head on the table, breaking her flower pot helmet. She crawls out. “Oh no oh no oh no!” She runs in circles. “Does this make you part ghost, Roseluck?”

“HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO KNOW?” Roseluck screams. “I’ve never been a ghost before!”

Lily crawls out from underneath the table now. “Lick your hoof!” She says, “If it tastes like a ghost then you’re totally a ghost! It’s probably, like, poisonous, though! You’re a dead pony either way.”

Daisy punches Lily in the shoulder. “Don’t say that!”

“What? It’s, like, true!”

Roseluck shakes her head. “No, she’s right, Daisy.” She slowly lifts her hoof to her mouth and gives it a quick lick. “It tastes like-” She doesn’t finish her sentence right away. Instead she giggles. “It tastes like a ghost!”

“Roseluck is a ghost!” Daisy screams. “Everypony run!”

The trio run around Lily’s house, knocking everything over in their wake.

Daisy avoids running into Roseluck and turns sharply, knocking more flour out of the opened flour sack. She and Roseluck are now both completely white.

“OoooOoooOoo” Roseluck says, giggling.

“NOOOOOOOO I’m too young to be a ghost!”

Lily sniffs, removing her flour pot helmet and placing it over hear heart. “Poor Daisy and Roseluck… we, like, barely knew them.”

As Lily is placing the lily back in her mane, Roseluck sneaks behind Lily and pats her on the tail, turning part of her body white.

Lily flops on the floor, flailing about. “I don’t wanna be a ghost!” 

“Roseluck! You monster!” Daisy wails, poking Roseluck. “Wait, ghosts aren’t pokeable!”

Lily notices white stuff puffing out into the air as she rolls. She stops, mid-roll, her legs up in the air. “Hey is my ghost supposed to, like, come off?”

Roseluck laughs out loud, tears roll down her face from laughter, washing away some of the flour.

Daisy swats her. “Roseluck, you trickster!”

“Had you going for a minute there, didn’t I? I have to say, I was pretty convincing, right?” She flicks her mane proudly.

Lily is still a pile of legs on the floor. “So are we, like, not ghosts anymore or something?”

Daisy and Roseluck exchange glances and laugh even harder at Lily’s expense. “What? Like, what?”