Cinderella: The Story Never Told
Once upon a time,
where the flowers bloomed
and the rain poured,
lived a young woman named Cinderella.
Yet that is not who this story is about persea.
Around Cinderella's town was a kingdom
where there lived a prince named Charming.
Although Cinderella was enamoured with this young man,
he could not truly say that he felt the same for a maid.
On the other side of the kingdom,
another young woman named Marry Anne sat in her glorified mansion.
Cinderella was hurt by his love for this young lady
so on her day off she rode her deceased father's horse to see Marry Anne.
Upon her arrival,
the doorman took her ragged old coat off her back and invited her into the house.
She spoke to Marry Anne about the prince to see what she thought of him,
and the truth was that she didn't find him attractive in any sort of way.
Cinderella then proceeded to explain that the prince had deep feelings for Marry Anne.
Marry Anne walked to the phone,
called the castle,
and told the prince that she was not the slightest bit interested.
She said she could hear his sobs through the phone,
but that the prince could belong to Cinderella now.
On her way home,
Cinderella saw that the castle was lit up,
as if an event was taking place.
She didn't have any nice clothes to dress in,
so her fairy godmother appeared.
She had a beautiful blue dress
with sparkling glass slippers
and a tight hair bun.
As she walked in,
she spotted the Charming
and waited in line for her turn to dance with him.
Soon their eyes would meet
and the rest would be history.
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