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Another Wish


When her fairy godmother asked for what she wished for she didn't think about her answer

She was too filled with anger and greif to think about the consequences, only thinking of the pain in her chest

She didn't think of being kind or of the prince but rather the ones who have left with a torn dress and a broken hear

"I want them to pay," Cinderella choked through the tears "I want them to suffer"

The man driving the carraige would say that he never heard a single sound but a single wail from the stepmother

The carrige arrived with nothing but a silent carraige and three corpses, all mouths opened in a silent scream

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