Once upon a time, there lived an unhappy young girl called Cinderella. Her mother was dead. Her father married a widow with two daughters. Her step-mother didn’t like her a bit. All her kind thoughts and loving touches were for her own daughter and for the poor unhappy girl, there was nothing at all. One day, a ball was held in the palace and every girl in the kingdom was allowed to go, except for Cinderella. She was sad and crying alone in her room until something magical happened. A Fairy Godmother appeared. She gave Cinderella, a beautiful carriage, a lovely dress and a pair of gorgeous slippers. At the ball, Cinderella met her Prince and felt in love at the first time but unfortunately, she had to go home before midnight when the magic started to wear out. Everything she left was a slipper. The Prince who was madly in love with her ordered any girl who fits this slipper will become his princess and determined to find the mysterious girl from last night. The Prince found her. They got married and lived happily ever after.

 

That’s an original story about Cinderella. But what will happen if the story doesn’t follow its own cliché?

What if the slipper didn’t drop?

What if the slipper disappeared along with the carriage, dress and everything?

What if Cinderella didn’t have the mice to help her out?

Or worse, what if the Fairy Godmother didn’t exist?

If all things above occurred,

What would happen to Cinderella?