Chapter Six: Canterlot

Chelsea awoke in a bed. She sat up and looked around. John and George were sleeping soundly on some mattresses on the floor. She rubbed her eyes, stretched and yawned. She got up out of the bed and put on a dress that had been laid out for her. It was the most beautiful dress she had ever worn in her life. The sleeves were off the shoulder and it had an empire waist line, but most to her pleasure was that it was a most beautiful shade of pale blue that she had ever seen. As she stood in front of the mirror, she felt like a princess. "You look amazing Chelsea." John said from behind her. She turned to look at him. He was leaning up against the post of the bed. "You startled me John, I thought you were still asleep." She replied. He smiled and walked over to her, placing his hands on her shoulder. "If Paul saw you like this," He quietly said, "Well I think, he'd just fall in love with you over and over for the rest of eternity." He kissed her on the forehead and they hugged. "Thank you John. You always know the right thing to say." They then heard some moaning from what they believed was a very grumpy George on the floor. They smiled and George groggily looked up at them. His extremely messy hair made Chelsea giggle. "Where are we? And what's so funny?"George asked. Just then the doors burst open and a blinding light came in. The three covered their eyes, and they heard a voice say, "Welcome my dear friends to Canterlot." Chelsea instantly knew who it was a bowed before the creature. "Great princess we have searched for so long to find you." She said. Out of the light stepped a magnificent Whit horse with the wings of a great swan and an elegant unicorn's horn. Her multi colored main and tail flowing gracefully in the non-exsitint wind. Princess Celestia smiled. "What is it that I can do for you my dear Lilly Blossom?" She asked. "Lilly Blossom?" George and John asked. Chelsea looked at them. "That was my name before I became a human." She told them. A look of shock came over them. "Human?!" they said.