My Little Pony Cake Family Novels & Stories

"I do not like when there are too many people." "I know. But they came to celebrate you. To acknowledge what you represent to their packs." "I represent a one-year-old who wants cake, not politics." She looked up at me with an expression that was part child, part something older. "Can we do the family part first? Just us and Dad and the pack? Before all the alliance stuff?" "Yes. That is exactly the plan." The family celebration happened in the morning. Just Ironfang pack. Maren had made a cake that Elena had helped decorate, which meant it was covered in somewhat haphazard frosting patterns and far too many sprinkles. It was perfect.

Luna turned one year old on a quiet Tuesday morning. We'd debated throwing a party, but Luna requested something small. Just family and close friends. No political statements, no Coalition business, no demonstrations. Just cake and presents and being a kid for a few hours. Katherine baked a three-layer chocolate cake with silver frosting. Gemma, Kira, and Zara decorated the Pack House common room with streamers that kept falling down because none of them had any idea how the tape worked. Marcus and Sarah brought Alice, who was eight months old now and fascinated by the colorful decorations.

I yanked the door open, then froze on the spot when I saw a gigantic cake sitting on the table while my father and his wife smiled widely beside it. Colt was there too, rubbing his temples. You could clearly see that this was the last place he wanted to be. “What is happening here?” I blurted before I could stop myself. Celeste’s mother spoke first. “Oh… Zane Dear. Come, come, join us.” She cooed. “My husband wanted me to cut the cake with the family since I wasn’t able to do it before,” she chimed with a wide smile. I couldn’t help shooting a sharp glare at my father.

"The cars will be here any minute." "Is Liam coming?" "Yes," she said. "He's coming." "Good," Ethan said. "He has to see the dragon cake. It's bigger than him!" He ran off to inspect the bouncy castle again. Aurora took a deep breath. The air smelled of salt and sugar. This was it. The public debut. The "Boring Family" campaign had softened the ground, but this... this was the planting of the flag. She looked at the driveway. A line of cars was approaching.

Raina asked, her eyes lighting up as she practically bounced on the mattress. "I did," Nathan said with absolute corporate seriousness. He set the clipboard down and opened the bakery box, revealing four beautifully sculpted miniature cakes. "The pastry chef from Upper East Bakers sent over the prototypes for the... monster cake." "It’s a dragon!" Raina corrected loudly, pointing at a tiny green frosting wing. "A chocolate dragon!"

and walked away. 12 am on the dot, I blew the candles, for the first time with all my friends and family. I cut pieces of the cake and shared it with Mum and Dad, Vic’s Parents and my friends, but my eyes kept going back to Vic who was standing behind all my friends. Both cakes were dairy free, with a lot of icing just the way I liked, and still tasted so yummy. I wondered who baked them this time. Was it Vic? How could he bake so well? Perhaps Anya could sense me searching for Vic, so she pushed him towards me.

They are terrible ! “Kai, Ryder, Jax and Aira kinda crashed into it when they were skateboarding near it but don’t worry, the cake did not go waste. All pups and our siblings changed into wolf form and licked the carpets clean and ate up the cake. Why waste a $500,000 multi storied cake, right ?” Joy nervously chuckled. “Joy,” I spoke through gritted teeth. “Well if it makes you happy then I punished them all to bring a new one for you,” she quickly said.

That the girl sitting upstairs with her right now—laughing, talking, being hugged like family—is not the one my parents thought I’d bring home. “She’s not Eva,” I say finally. The words come out low, almost swallowed by the rain. Dad freezes. His glass stills halfway to his mouth. “What?” I take a breath. “She’s not Eva. She’s her cousin. The one who took her place.” He stares at me like he’s trying to process whether I’m joking or confessing a crime. “I thought that vet thing was just an excuse. You mean to tell me—” “She’s a vet,” I cut in. “Eva ran away on the wedding day. Mr. Simpson asked her cousin to take her place. And I agreed.”

Matheo suggests, there are always solutions. "I don't know if this would help you or not Cally, but Molly, she's really small, if you offer to nurse her, she won't refuse, I won't ask you for anything you're not ready to do, I know Emily is your little and all..." Jace says wanting to offer some help, but too afraid of not being welcomed in the family. "I love the kitten! She's so small and precious, you don't mind me being her mommy? I could just be her aunty," Callina says not sure where she stands in the new family dynamic.

Sandy and the others stared in awe at the beautiful little cakes in the box. "Miranda, did you make these yourself? They're so pretty!" "I don't even want to eat them, they're too cute." "Is this a Hello Kitty? And this one's Jerry the mouse… oh my gosh, there's even Bumblebee! You're so talented!" Bryan was eager to join in. He glanced over and spotted a Bugs Bunny cake, which he knew Elizabeth adored. "Miranda, can I take this one?" "Sure, go ahead."