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Cinderella's "fella"


Cinderella sweep the house. Cinderella! CINDERELLA! The way you're shaped you're overweight you'll never get a fella. Cinderella get the door! It's probably my package. She answered the door and there SHE stood 5 foot 6 and CLASSIC. "Can you sign right here?" She asked, "and also one more question..." "Are you the girl I saw last week? Outside my uncle's wedding?" "I meant to stop you that day... before you ran out the doors." "I asked someone about you, but they said you had some chores." "But anyway, here's my number or you can get my email." It's funny how her "charming prince" was actually a FEMALE! #LoveWins
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