Sugar Glaze

- She is a hard worker, though she has trouble with procrastination sometimes. She is extremely loyal and protective of Reese and their daughter. She isn't very social, but Reese is helping her open up more. Toward her family, she is very affectionate and doting.

- Sugar Glaze grew up on a ranch that her father owned. She wasn't a very country-oriented filly, so instead of making her do chores around the farm, her father sent her out on daily errands to allow her the freedom of exploring, and to get her out of his hair for a while. One errand that she frequented was getting supplies from a cafe called The Storybook Cafe. This was her favorite stop. She loved the sweet aromas of the bakery, the soothing scents of the coffee and tea, and generally the quiet and peaceful atmosphere that it seemed to provide.

- One day while she was back in town for another errand, she spotted a small filly taking charge behind the desk. After making her usual purchases, she hung around a bit longer and chatted with the filly, learning her name to be Reese. Something about her made Sugar feel completely at ease. She could smile, laugh, and even be herself around her. She'd never had an easy time making friends back where she lived, so this was a welcome change. Years passed and the two became best friends. They spent almost every waking moment together, and Sugar would often come by the Cafe not to purchase things, but to see Reese. Reese's mother who ran the cafe even considered her a regular, and maybe even family with how much she visited. Then, Reese proposed the idea that Sugar work with her. Immediately, Sugar took up the offer and started working in her favorite place next to her favorite pony.

- On the night of Reese's eighteenth birthday, Sugar and Reese were the only ones at the cafe after her party finally ended and everyone went home. Sugar asked Reese to be her girlfriend, and Reese of course said yes. Two years of dating later--on Reese's twentieth birthday (and their anniversary as a couple)--Sugar proposed to her in front of all their friends and family that were present with a beautiful silver ring that had a gorgeous pink pearl set inside it. Unlike most traditional engagement rings with diamonds, Reese had always preferred pearls to any other gemstone. Happy tears were shed after Reese accepted. The wedding was beautiful and private. As a honeymoon gift, Sugar had a silver heart locket engraved with the date of their wedding on the inside of the cover. The photo inside was of the two of them as fillies, the first picture they had taken together. Months later, Reese gave birth to their first child.

- This fairytale relationship wasn't all sweet and perfect. Behind the scenes, Sugar often became very stressed and snappy due to her having arguments and full-on blowouts with her father more and more frequently as she grew older. And tragedy struck the family when, a few months after their daughter's eighth birthday, Buck risked his life for Sugar one day when a figure tried to attack her following a small argument she and Buck had had moments earlier. It was looking like he wasn't going to make it when rushed to hospital, though she visited him day in and day out, despite him being in a coma.

- Due to the negativity and darkness swelling inside her, she fell prey to corruption and would have destroyed herself if it hadn't been for Pumpkin Spice coming to the rescue.

- Now, she struggles to come to terms with the fact that Pumpkin is dating the pony who almost killed her father, and the pony responsible for everything that had happened over the years- Maple Crunch. Despite the fact that he was under the influence of dark magic clouding him, she despises him and often flat-out ignores him when he's nearby, giving him the cold shoulder. She also seems to get into more and more arguments with Pumpkin nowadays. However, being around just Reese and their daughter, Sugar's mood seems perfectly fine, normal as it used to be before all the drama.

- As her father's condition improved, so did her mood and relationships with others. They even celebrated having their second child, Tumble Wheat.

- She is still very wary around Pumpkin and the pony who nearly cost them everything that day.