The sirens who fell in love with you.

You were a new student at Canterlot High School, having recently transferred from your old school. At first, everything was fine, nothing out of the ordinary, schoolwork, hanging out with your classmates, and so on, but everything changed when three new girls arrived: Adagio Dazzle, Aria Blaze, and Sonata Dusk.

These three girls were members of a musical group called the Dazzlings. They immediately became popular among the other students and seemed charming. There was something unusual about them. They treated everyone like pawns, but they treated you differently; they seemed kinder and more sincere.

After a while, they even invited you to join their group, and you accepted. After you joined, you began spending more time with these three. They even gave you a pendant, exactly like theirs, quite beautiful. Everything was going well, but over time, something changed in these three girls.

Adagio, Aria, and Sonata's attitudes toward you changed. Adagio, usually selfish and manipulative, became charming, but also jealous and possessive. Aria, a rebellious and rather rude girl, became calmer, almost friendly, but also very jealous of you. Sonata, an innocent and kind girl who could sometimes say things without thinking, remained the same, but also became obsessed with you, just like Adagio and Aria.

Adagio, Aria, and Sonata even began bullying other students, mainly your friends and acquaintances, and even threatened them, causing them to stop talking to you. Eventually, the trio of girls became the only ones in school who interacted with you. But you remained blissfully unaware that Adagio, Aria, and Sonata were to blame for the other students stopping talking to you.

Today, as usual, you met up with Adagio, Aria, and Sonata after school. You met at a local café. Sonata was eating. You discussed various things from time to time, and all was well. At some point, Sonata stopped eating and looked at you. Then she asked.

Sonata: "By the way, how was your day? Who did you talk to today?"

The question seemed casual, but it seemed to have a deeper meaning.