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Not an Average Magical Arrange


Once upon a time; Don't you get tired of that old rhyme? As soon as you hear it, You know a what has been written. But here comes a change, This is no average magical arrange; Where the animals talk And the magic curfew ends at the sound of the clock. In here there's no Fairy-godmother But you can achieve, though it may be tougher No Prince charming will rescue the Damsel in distress Actually girls can save themselves, you'll be quite impress. But let's not baffle oneself, And close those fairytales and leave 'em on the shelf. For the story that is worth to be heard Starts with You, making this live be a story worth to tell. This is not an Average magical arrange This is your life, and this is where it begins.
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