A few weeks has passed since her life completely changed in the falls, but she still had yet to realize just how much it would change. The only change she knew of was she now had a home here in Paradise with Rade. She felt so happy and loved this beach just as she loved the Shore's beach. They were a lot a like and she felt so close to her parents this way. Often times you could find her walking near the shoreline, looking off into the distance over the ocean, and even talking to herself. Of course to her she wasn't talking to herself at all. Sometimes she was talking to her father, sometimes her father, and the other times she entertained herself with mr. crab. Mr. crab was around a lot in the morning and she liked to chase him or ask what he was doing, but he would never respond.

Something started happening a few days ago that had Cherish confused and quite frankly emotional. Her stomach felt strange and it seemed to be growing bigger. It itched a lot too and she found herself biting at her barrel to the point where it was getting annoying. This particular morning Cherish was suffering from her first sleepless night so as the sun raised and cast it's orange glow Cherish cursed it. She quickly felt bad and apologized to the sun. She loved the sun so much, but she felt angry that it was already rising before she had the chance to drift off to sleep. A deep sigh left her as she stood up and began moving closer to the sea. That was where mr. crab caught her eye scurrying acrossed the sand. "What are you doing mr. crab?" She asks and just like the other times there was no answer just the shuffling of his tiny legs.

Usually Cherish would just pout, maybe ask him again, and then forces on the sun or the sea. Today, a new emotion struck her and she soon found herself going after mr.crab. "Hello! I was talking to you!" She yells as she attempts to smash her hooves down on his tiny body, but he quickly eludes her. This just made things worse and her anger intensified. "Hey!" She yells over and over as she smashed down on the sand where mr. crab had burrowed into the grain and disappeared.