My Little Pony My Name Novels & Stories

said the little girl wrinkling her nose with an adorable pout " Pooh is yellow " " of course " I said dramatically gasping in surprise " You are right ..How stupid of me . Then why don't you name it yourself? I bet you will give it a nice name than me " " Icy !" after seriously surveying the white teddy bear for a whole two minutes , The little girl cheered up " I will call it icy " " that's a pretty name " I said " You must be really smart to think of such a nice name .. what about you , what's your name sweetheart ?"

I called him immediately, thanked him for the previous day, and asked for Kieran’s number, saying I had an important message to pass to him. He sent the number under a minute. The little girl was still looking stunned and stood by the door, looking scared like she was going to cry. I put up my sweetest smile. "Hello, darling. I'm Bonnie. My name is Bonita but everyone calls me Bonnie. What about you?" “Are you a bunny?" She asked in a small whisper as if we were in a conspiracy. I smiled and nodded. “Yeah. I'm a big bunny." I made a small demo, flapping my hands behind my ears and she giggled.

We spent the next few minutes sorting through the few items I had brought with me. As I pulled out a small, worn pony plush toy from my bag, I felt a pang of nostalgia. It was one of the things I had prepared years ago when I was pregnant. The pony, along with a few storybooks and baby toys, had been part of the little nursery I had put together in anticipation of my baby’s arrival. Thea’s eyes immediately lit up when she saw the toy. “Pony Bella!” she squealed, grabbing the plush from my hands. I froze, staring at her in shock. “What did you call her?” Thea hugged the toy to her chest, beaming. “This is Pony Bella. She’s my best friend! I tell her all my secrets.” My heart skipped a beat. H

“Oh darling, you're not Passion. Not by any stretch.’’ Bumps of inadequacy began to rise on my skin, even though I usually could take harsh words thrown at me. “You’re something different. Something unique. The kind of beauty that is once and forever. You have no idea the inferno your rise is about to cause. Chin up girl. You’re not Passion. You are–” She paused and I realized it was because she didn't know my name, seeing as I hadn't been asked yet. “Mia,” I said, looking at my reflection in the mirror. “My name is Mia Nova.”

Harvey felt a strange heaviness settle in his chest, like something was stuck in his throat—too big to swallow, yet too lodged to spit out. He told Bambi, "When you turn 18, you can change your name back. You'll get one chance." Bambi shook her head. "Mommy gave me a new name, and I love it." Harvey's expression stiffened. "You're not called Bambi anymore?" "Yes, I want to be called Merida. Merida Jones. It's a bit longer than Bambi, but it represents someone strong, confident, and passionate." Harvey murmured, "But isn't Bambi a good name too? A small, gentle fawn…"

"It's delicious! So yummy!" The little girl looked slim, but her appetite was really amazing. She quickly ate up one spicy pot. "So spicy! Very spicy!" She stuck out her tongue cutely and took a glass of Sprite from Qin Haodong. "Little brother, how did you make such good food? Can I often come here to eat in the future?" Qin Haodong patted her head and said, "Okay, I'll cook for you when you come." "Little brother, you're so nice!" the little girl said excitedly. "My name is Luo Hongying. Everyone calls me the Little Witch. In the future, I'll protect you in the Tortoise Academy. Whoever dares to bully you, you can tell him my name."

The unicorn spoke, “I can tell you what I can.” “Can you start with who you are? Do you have a name?” The unicorn laughed but it sounded like a small song playing, “All creatures have a name, child. I can tell you my lower realm name, which is Sylvrmane, but I cannot tell you my spiritual name.” She scratched her head, “Spiritual name?” “Yes, every creature ever created has a spiritual name and a lower realm name. Your lower realm name is, Evrah. That is what you are known by in the lower realms.”

“Serious, energetic, independent, tough, and cold… but he loves my daughter more than anything. And… if you ever become a mother, you’ll understand that the love people have for your child matters more than what they feel for you. When Gabe offered to buy my share of Clifford, I thought he was taking advantage of my financial vulnerability at the time. And his proposal to put half the payment in my daughter’s name was the most arrogant and pretentious thing I’d ever seen. But today, I’m grateful for how much he cared about my Rarith’s future. Even I wouldn’t have been so careful.” “Rarith… did you choose her name?” “Yes,” she laughed. “Why?” “Do you think there could be… many other Rariths o

Granted, I might need to magic away her horn depending upon what Nuthatch found out from the council, but as I walked back toward the house, the unicorn came with me. “You need a name,” I said to her as she walked alongside me. “What’s a good name for a unicorn?” I didn’t want it to sound like something a little girl would name a pretend unicorn--Moonbeam or Starlight or anything like that. She’s not a My Little Pony, after all, but she needed a magical name.

I giggled. The thought was so surreal I struggled to breathe around it. If you told me I'd be the Luna to the most powerful Pack in the world six months ago, I'll tell you to find some herbs to cure your mental illness. But it's happening, it's real and it's amazing. My father would have hated to see me now, no longer weak and tiny. "What's on your pretty mind, Bambi?" Caden whispered, fingers wafting through my hair. "I'm your Luna," I whispered, testing the words on my mouth, "Luna Maya."