You know what they said about our childhood's fairytale that most likely be our bedtime story every night?
Cinderella, yeah.
That she was this nice, beautiful, kind-hearted girl that always being forced to do house chores by her most devilish step mother and ugly, y step sisters?
That her dad was nothing but a complete ignorant to all the bad acts her steppies were doing to her?
That she was helped by her so-called fairy godmother to make her a stunning white dress and a chauffeur to make sure she can go to the ball that the prince in town held?
That she accidently left one of her shoes on the staircase when she was running back to her house as the clock hit 12?
That she eventually ended up being with the prince and they lived happily ever after?
With her step mom and sisters got that karma-hit-you-like-a- stuff?
And of course, we all hope to become that Cinderella. 
Heck, we even imagine whether the dress will be all draggy on the floor or just long enough to cover our feet.
Whether which shoe will be perfect to be found by the prince. Left or right.
We dreamed of that when we were little.

But what if, the story isn't as quiet as you were told?

And in Jung So Ra's case she is the step-sister. Or as the people see it, y, wicked, malevolent step-sister. But she's not, actually. That would be Cinderella.