Okay! Here it goes! (A fore warning: I suck at writing, bare with me.) Please don't post until you read THE END on the end of a post XD

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(All actually Cinderella stuff is based off of the 'Ever After' Movie.)

Index
Prologue
Chapter one


Prologue
You may have heard the tale of my mother and her glass slipper but you didn't really hear the end. I am Princess Coletta and this is my story.

Chapter One
I had always been a bit rambunctious for a princess. My father hadn't even compared when he was younger. On of my favorite things to do was pretend to be a commoner to see how my mother had lived. I saw the pain for some of the subjects, of course my parents had changed everything but a few places in the kingdom still needed work. I felt pity for them and spent weeks at a time going out and doing works of charity. To them I was Scarlet. I did anything I could do, which was a lot. If they needed work done but couldn't do it themselves I traded for food or a bed. If they had goods no one needed, I would buy them. Just the little things that helped them. One day I was walking and eating my apple for a snack. I passed a small farm and saw a man hammering on the barn. I walked by seeing that he had it under control. After a few minutes I came to the end of the road and finished my apple, I walked back and saw that the man was gone and his work undone. I was curious. I walked up their small trail to the house. I knock and waited a few moments. No answer. I walk around to the back to see if the man was still there. "Hello!" I yell looking around. An older woman approached me from the next bend in the house, closest to the barn. "Oh, dear. I wasn't expecting anyone." I listen and notice she seemed flustered. "I was just wondering if you needed a worker today. I work for a bed." I said looking around her toward the barn. "How can I help?" She turned to me and back toward the house. "My son has just fallen off a ladder, I told him he needed a new one but he didn't listen to me." She was starting to shake. "Perhaps I can help you take him inside?" I ask wondering if he was able to walk. "That would be wonderful!" She said obviously relieved at the offer of help. I follow her to the barn and see the man from before with his leg under the ladder. I carefully move the ladder and look him over. His foot seemed to be at a weird angle. "His ankle looks broken." The woman looked stressed. "Oh, dear! The crops needed to be brought in today. I guess I will need your help dear. Could you go to market and find a worker to do it for me?" I look up at her and smile. "Better still, I could do it and you wouldn't need to worry about paying me if I get a good meal tonight." I smile to her and she stares flabbergasted at my words. "Let's get your son inside and band his foot so that I can get to work." I smile as I lift the man up under his arms.