Cinderella Best Quotes Novels & Stories

"What?" Cynthia blushed instantly, raised her hand to her hair, and said, "I'm long past the age of love at first sight. How can I fall in love with someone so easily? Besides, I...I’m just an ordinary worker bee and he’s the son of the richest man in the city. Do I have even the slightest possibility with him? Cinderella and the Prince falling in love could only happen in a fairy tale. There's even a song that says ‘Fairy tales are all lies…’” "Sigh...yeah, in real life, Cinderella and the Prince, aren’t supposed to get together, are they?"

The conversation between them :- The conversation Z:- Zainab , T:- Tahir T:- (dramatically ) Finally Cinderella had come to meet her prince charming . Z:- (annoyed ) Shut up and listen before I turn into the evil queen and scare the hell out of you . T:-(chuckling ) Jeez, no need to so hard on such a poor soul like me ; fine talk . Z:- (whispering ) it's important . T:-(in a serious manner ) Okay you want to meet the kids let me take you . You are not allowed to roam this is not a garden young lady .

"Cinderella and the prince lived happily ever after. They became the nicest and fairest ruler to ever live. Dreams do come true, only if you have courage and be kind. And also with a little bit of magic," Abigail said as she finished reading Lenora her bedtime story.

It was only during the night as I sat by the fireplace feeling the warmth of the cinders, I would truly feel free of all shackles. This was why I was nicknamed Cinderella by everybody around me but Mary would say, “Just because you are called Cinderella does not mean you will marry some prince charming. You are just a cinder; a piece of burnt coal which needs to be disposed off to some waiter washing dishes at Four Seasons”

he said handing them to Trix. "Use them wisely and remember these words-, Every action has an equal reaction," he said slowly and clearly. "Farewell, Trixiana," he said with smile before disappearing into thin air. "What? Wait!" Trix yelled, not understanding a thing he said. She glanced down confused at the book. Her heart stilled as she stared at the book title- Cinderella. "I am dreaming." She immediately squeezed her eyes shut and pinched herself as hard as she could. She opened her eyes and let out a sound of frustration.

I was already exhausted at this point, but I kept laughing and smiling, especially for the cameras. "Please tell me it's time to take off these nasty shoes. My feet are so sore!" I complained to Aunt Mallory, as it was her turn to dance with me. "Grace and poise, girl. Grace and poise!" She said, quoting a line from my favorite Disney cartoon; Cinderella. I rolled my eyes at her, as I passed over to dance with yet another person; Micheal. "Oh, hello Michael!" I beamed up at his blank face. A ghost of a smile seemed to tug at his lips, and that was enough for me.

I count to three in my head and smile. "Well, thanks, step-sis." Now I'm the one who's dusting off nothing from the front of her shirt. She steps back and her lips turn down in a sneer, as if disgusted that I just touched her. I ignore her reaction and continue. "But you see, in all three Sequels, Cinderella always got her happily ever after, because no matter how you try to fit in someone else's shoe in order to have what rightfully belongs to them, or what they've earned fair an square, you prove to be lesser than them and totally jealous."

I play along with a matching smile. "C'mon you should get going." Tin pushes me out of the room. "Enjoy all the time you have before it's twelve midnight." "Why?" I pop an eyebrow at her words. "Cause my magic fades Cinderella....remember. am your fairy God mother." She rolls her eye. She will never change. "You kinda sound like a motivational speaker there." I tease then climb down the stairs. "I know I should probably be one." She calls after. 'that would cause more harm to the poor society.'

“One day, the prince looked out his window and fell in love with a peasant girl. He saw her watching the sun set over the palace wall and lost his heart to her smile. Everyday he watched her, falling ever more in love with her. He knew it could never be, but he had to meet her. So, he pretended to be a commoner and snuck out to at least learn her name. “She was everything he wanted in a woman. Smart, funny, beautiful, and kind. She treated him as an equal, rather than a prince because she didn’t know who he was. Despite his best efforts, he lost his heart. When he confessed his love to her, he found that she loved him back. For a moment, they were happy.

I stood by her silently. "Do you think people would think our little Cinderella simple?" she asked in a soft tone. I hesitated. Treading lightly, I responded "well I couldn't say, she's not been out away from the house a lot," "I suppose," she seemed happy with my response then looked at me "We should keep it that way."