My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic Christmas Novels & Stories

“You should have gone for the vacation though. Christmas is always fun, with or without you.“ Rita replied as they all joined in decorating the trees. Xavier was in charge of fixing the string lights around the house as Rita baked cookies for them all. *** Mr. Anderson had called all of the kids, including Xavier for their Christmas presents. Isabella was the first to receive hers—a pink dress and a matching bow with a large teddy bear almost twice her size. She screamed aloud in excitement as she tore her package open. Bryan was the next. Xavier marveled at the spotless puppy he took out from his gift box. He thanked his father as the pup wiggled its tail at Xavier, who admired its cuteness

Frost dusted every surface in delicate lace patterns. Wolves gasped. Some in awe. Some in fear. Some because Lucian had stepped in a pile of enchanted snowflakes and immediately slipped. He crashed backward, hitting the floor with a thud that echoed across the foyer. Marek pinched the bridge of his nose. “Aveline.” “Yes,” I said proudly. “What did you do?” “Christmas magic.” “That is not a real thing.” “It is now.” Wolves scattered across the room, marveling at the frost covered decorations. The young pups squealed in delight as enchanted snowflakes drifted down from the ceiling.

She said leaning against the tree. “Look at the bright side. Carpe Diem.” I told her. I placed my hand on her shoulder. Sil leaned her head and closed her eyes. “I wish one day will be different.” I was about to nod when a dark shadow blocked the light. “Look girls it’s the siblings.” A girl with a high-pitched voice pitched in. “Look Sil, it’s the girl with no siblings and fake friends.” I said smiling at her. Sil laughed. “Very funny.” She said.

At the bottom of the frame a woman's hand rested on the waistband of his trousers, her position making it clear she was on her knees. The whole image just sat there saying everything it needed to say without a single word. Chloe and I looked at each other and we pressed it at the same time. “That's it.” “Yep! Absolutely it!” A message loaded and popped up in the home screen. Chloe read it out loud, slowly, in the voice she used when something was almost too much. "Your Christmas Fantasy is about to get dangerous. If you can resist the heat—" she stopped. Looked at me. "Come with your dripping pussy."

Ivy said walking up to Lex and taking his arm in hers smiling mischievously. I hadn’t really watched many movies growing up but that didn’t sound to bad I thought. “How about the marvel movies?” Lex said excitedly. “I’ve never seen that, but I’ll watch them I don’t mind, whatever you guys want.” I said happily as Felix took my hand in his and Axel in the other. I was just happy to be here with my friends, plus a movie night didn’t sound to bad, their mother was hell bent on making everything a surprise for tomorrow being Christmas.

Hello everyone. I know I usually update daily, but it’s Xmas time and it’s the busiest time of the year for me at work and at home. I have been playing with the elf on the shelf every night creating the magic for my little ones and now it’s time to disconnect from the internet and enjoy some time with them. I will be working Xmas day so I am trying to make magic and spend as much time as possible with my family before that. I hope you all understand and I hope you’re enjoying Wyatt’s story.

she murmured, a vow and farewell wrapped into a singular, devastating gift. Their hands began to glow, a soft luminescence born of the magic they'd shared since the dawn of their forbidden friendship. The light grew, casting away the shadows as it enveloped Winter’s fading form. Her body shimmered with Elena’s life force, a beacon guiding a sisterly bond beyond the limitations of existence. Time slowed, reality blurring around the one desperate hope we could never voice aloud: that Winter could stay, defying the tides dragging her under. I clung to Winter, hoping against logic that my love could anchor her in this world. "I love you, Winter," I murmured, my heart laid bare.

"Caden and I would love to have you, and so would Malory. Caden thinks the world of you, and his parents are coming over, too." "I promised Evelyn that I'd go over to the Children's Home today. They're expecting me, and I don't want to let down the kids." Since her parents moved to California and left her alone, she had spent just about every holiday at the Christmas Cove Children's Home. The North Pole Lodge--a local ski resort built to look like a castle--collected gifts for the children all season and then Santa delivered them on Christmas Eve. "Besides, seeing the children open their gifts is the highlight of my Christmas." She wrapped her arms around Jocelyn and pulled her in for a hug.

Jacob said, wrapping his arms around her waist and pulling her close. Stefani leaned into him, resting her head against his chest. “It really was.” They stood there for a moment, soaking in the peaceful silence, the warmth of their love wrapping around them like a blanket. “Merry Christmas, Jacob,” Stefani whispered, looking up at him with a soft smile. “Merry Christmas, my love,” he replied, leaning down to kiss her gently. And in that moment, as the snow fell outside and their children slept peacefully by the fire, Stefani knew that this Christmas, and every Christmas to come, would be filled with love, laughter, and the joy of family.

Iris called from the inside. "Merry Christmas!" Freddie dressed as Santa boomed as the four-year-old Marie rushed at him in excitement. Nora hugged Iris and then Dom as Freddie spun around their daughter and then little Ted pulled at his father's pants, probably jealous of why his father was holding another child, even though the two were best of friends and occasionally acted as siblings. Ted was, after all, only a year older than Marie. The two soon disappeared into the nursery to play with her toys as Nora joined Iris in the kitchen, "I'm so glad you guys decided to spend Christmas here."