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Modern Cinderella


Once upon a time, Cinderella was very depressed

about her father re-marrying.

To surpress that horrible feeling,

she stopped her fathers' second marriage from occuring. 

As the years past, Cinderella and her father's relationship 

become drawn to each other. Through all of the things that

they've went through, the ogress was still out and about.

Searching and looking for a way to destroy and diminsh Cinderella.

So instead of inpersonating as the mother,

She does a spell that takes the exact form of Cinderella.

Drizella and Anastasia deranged from birth just as their mother was,

they took part of their wicked mothers' plan.

Sadly, their sadistic scheme didn't go accordingly to their will.

Once again Cinderella has saved herself and her father from

the menacing, evil Dragon and its whelps.

With the wicked lady and her little minions vanished

from her life, she grows up into a wise and beautiful lady

that married a tall, dark haired bike rider.

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