My Little Pony Cake Family Novels & Stories

and I point to the middle of the room and a huge fountain appears. I said, "There. Now, the cake." I go to the kitchen and grandma already has them standing at the dimensions I need. I start carving and then decorating, and I have it done in no time. Aidinth has been totally silent this whole time and I look at him and say, "Are you having second thoughts about me now?" He smiles and says, "Not a chance in hell. You are amazing. That cake is awesome." I said, "Luna thought that your parents should be the guests of honor this year. That's why the cake is a dragon." He said, "It's a perfect model of any one of us. But you forgot something." I said, "What did I forget?" He pointed to the area b

head and I wrapped my arms around his. My father called for everyone to come up to the table as he rolled out a massive cake that was sculpted like a dragon in the middle. On the left there was a wolf and on the right there was a phoenix. The candle was lit in the dragon's mouth, which made the massive cake look like it was shooting flames. Kale was excitedly jumping up and down, eager to blow out the candle as everyone began to sing Happy Birthday to him. Atlas and I sang along, and I picked Kale up, so he could reach the candle when it was time for him to blow out the candle. When it was time, I looked at him and nodded my head and, with a sly smile, he blew as hard as he could and when t

Aurora Swift Hart turned ten years old today. Her family threw her a big fairy-themed party, just as she had asked for. Her whole class attended because she wanted everyone to see how amazing her party was. When she cut the cake, she first fed it to her parents and then, of course, to her best friend, who was now her officially declared soulmate. After that, she fed it to her entire family. "I'm tired," Aurora sighed. "My family is too big."

I chuckled and looked at prince with proud smirk I made a normal cake with teddy bear in upper side by either side chocolate balls and covered with a sugar syrup bowl, another one is ocean theme cake with whale on its top and other ocean items, he loves pikachu a lot so I made a pikachu cake he cutted all the cakes we both feeded cake to eachother and my little prince is feeding srium cake they both are eating cake adorably milan said "I don't understand what's the attachment between them" I replied "god arranges every relation so they might also have some relation" prince came and said "I feel something fishy" me and milan asked "WHAT" he replied "you'll know soon" we both looked at eachoth

His smile turned into a frown when he saw Clinton. “Mommy…” Jake walked up to me slowly, “Please don't be mad at Daddy; we asked him to be here.” “Yes, Mommy,” Mirabel ran to me with a cake in her hand, “Daddy bought this for you. It's from our favourite bakery.” My three kids all cuddled my legs, I collected the cake from Mirabel, shocked at how Clinton knew about my favourite bakery. The cake was also my favourite. Was he trying to score points?

I squealed. The whole pack and kingdom cheered for their future leaders and future Princess and Prince’s. All the wolf’s howled in joy welcoming their future prince’s and princess. The individual cakes were set aside for us parents to be enjoyed later while the bigger cake was presented and had many pictures taken of it and all us parents to be. We spent the next few hours visiting and getting to know my new family members and clan members. Moses, Spencer and Spyder were sitting with Uncle Jakob and Granpa Jax getting the third degree, way to funny to watch them squirm. Damien was chatting with his dad and other pack and clan members. The girls and I waddled around greeting and talking to th

“It’s your decision whether to believe it or not.” Gary couldn’t accept this reality after all. Right now, he was focusing all of his attention on the cake in front of him. He started laughing out loud again, seeming to have lost his mind. “Brothers, stop fooling around. If Heather Quelch is really cured, why would you guys put out such a huge cake? Hahaha, you guys must be joking, right?” As Gary spoke, he subconsciously plucked out one of the tiny flags on the cake. “How can both your families finish such a large cake? My Fisher family only wants a small portion, so let me see what this flag represents.”

My heart ached every time I thought of Dad. No room for sadness today, though. Even Mom smiled and clapped her hands when the singing was over and Meira finally blew out her candles. The giant cake was covered in them, a model of our house back in Wilding Springs complete with a big, black dog in the back yard for Galleytrot, a furry silver Persian in her window for Sassafras and the whole family in the front driveway. Well, not the whole family. We lived in a coven, after all. Mom, me-I refused to look too closely at my candy sculpture after the first glimpse I had made me think "prostitute"-Gram and Meira. No Dad. Ouch.

The kids' eyes widened as they took in the sight of the pink and blue cake, adorned with their names in bold, colourful letters. "Happy birthday, kids!" Chase exclaimed, setting the cake down on the picnic blanket. The kids cheered and clapped, and Moon, who was always the most enthusiastic, couldn't wait to dig in. She grabbed a fork and took a big bite of the cake, her eyes lighting up with delight. Sky and Star were a bit more casual about it, but they still smiled and thanked their dad for the cake. Ariel watched, feeling happy and grateful for this special day with her family.

“Alright, family, this is Romy and Charlotte… and you better be on your best behavior because Lotte just took on the open bakery position in town. I imagine you wouldn’t want to be given a surprise cake from this little one if you piss her off.” “CAKE!” Matty cheered. Before anyone could stop him, the eight-year-old was freed from Alana’s lap and charging back at Lotte. As if he had wings in his feet, the boy had bounced up and back into Charlotte’s arms. His nose returned to her neck, “That’s why she smells like frosting!” David sighed, but his smile remained, “I can’t take that one anywhere.” It was then that his gaze fell on his middle child, and he called out, “Hey, what’s going on with