Cinderella The Real Movie Novels & Stories

"Oh you are that hero, pleasure to meet you." "Heroine" I corrected. She smiled again her uncertain smile. My brother patted her back for reassurance. Something weird was happening with these two which I had no idea of. That was the first time I saw someone believing in my brother more than me. "I should make introductions." My brother said. "This is my sister Cassandra." Now her eyes widen at my brother in surprise which was rather dramatical I must say because my name, Cassandra was an amazing name and I was his sister that shouldn't be such a surprise though I was more prettier than he was as we had same hybrid blood running through our veins.

That night, rain poured and thunder rumbled outside Collis Hotel. In the presidential suite, Nancy had a very long dream. She felt like she had returned to her childhood, and she was having fun at an amusement park. After trying out the bumper cars, she went on a roller coaster. She felt blissful as if she were a princess who was loved and pampered. She finally learned that the trope of the prince falling in love with Cinderella was adapted from real-life situations. When the rain receded, and the morning glow of the sun shone through the window, Nancy walked up to the large floor-to-ceiling windows and drew the curtains. She was wearing Mason's shirt.

“This type of stuff only happens in movies and stuff right?” “This type of stuff doesn’t happen in real life right?” I asked her. “Well” she said hesitantly. “In all fairness if this only happens in movies and stuff I wouldn’t exist and we would not have just scaled a 100 foot cliff using nothing but our claws” she said. I looked at my hand, my nails elongating to long claws almost talon-like. “So this is now my.. I guess I mean our reality?” I asked her. “Yeah it is” she said, sighing. “Are we really going to marry this prince and have his baby?” I laughed. “Yeah, it sounds like a Cinderella story,” she mocked. We laughed together as we watched the clouds.

After the movie was over, she looked at me. "This is such an emotional movie, and you're not even crying at all? Are you made of steel or what?" she fired at me. I raised a brow. "I don't see why I should cry over some stupid humans acting. Besides, it's not real. It's just a movie." She grabbed my collar. "But this one is based on a true-life story! Don't you understand? If something like this happened in real life and it was made into a movie, can't you see how much worse it would be for the people in real life?"

I asked him. He nodded, "I know your name is Ruth, and I know what happened that made you get exiled from your pack. I did not get the wrong person. You can have a DNA test if you don't believe me. You are my sister, the princess." This is somehow absurd to listen to. What kind of plot twist is going on in my life? How did the moon goddess make someone like me become a princess overnight?

"Get out." Julian didn't even lift his head. Cassandra froze. "Julian, what's wrong with you? I'm the real Cassandra! That Vivian is just a money-grubbing little knockoff!" Julian finally raised his head, his eyes looking at her like she was a corpse. "A fragile, stupid woman like you, constantly letting men scam you out of a million and a half at the drop of a hat, is completely repulsive. Just looking at you turns my stomach."

The moment Ann stepped inside the party hall, she felt she was in a whole new world. The big hall was very bright because of the large beautiful chandeliers. The interior decorations were so beautiful that Ann felt everything came out from fairy tales. People inside all wore luxury brand clothes and accessories. Women’s dresses were so exquisite and their jewelry seemed to shine brighter than the chandeliers on the ceiling. Looking at her plain light yellow dress, Ann felt she did not belong here. She seemed to be stabbed by people’s stares, as if they were saying, “Who’s that girl? Look at her dress. How did she even get an invitation?”

Chelsea exasperatingly said. "It's just that my real mom is the only one I can call Mom—" "What did you just say? You're trying to say you cannot accept me as your father's wife is that it? Oh my god! Wait till Robert hears this!" Her beautiful face contorted and it seems like she transformed into an evil villain in my eyes. I don't even understand why this is a big deal to her. "No, please, that's not—"

I managed to scare away a totally hot guy with my motor mouth". Lacey checked her phone. It was five minutes before midnight. She sighed. She started walking through the crowd to find Merinda or one of the boys. Once she proved she was at the ball, she was free to go. A loud trumpet interrupted her plan. All the notable members of the royal family where standing together. She spotted Duchess Christine from afar. She was one of those that referred to her as a witch.

The woman answered, forcing a laugh. "In case you have just tuned in, we've been discussing the craze that has swept through half of America: the open auditions for the new movie The Wrong Cinderella. Now, apparently, the author of the book, Ms Andrea Romes, has insisted that her lead be a normal teenage girl instead of an older, more experienced actress in order to maintain the relatable storyline. So, if there are any Andrea Romes fans here who think they're good enough to play Sapphire then be at the audition in Chatler's Peak next weekend!" Tom exclaimed. I couldn't speak. I don't even think I could breathe.