Fairy Tales Endings Novels & Stories

Andera's pov. " The curse was broken and the beast transformed into a handsome prince. The prince and beauty got married in a grand ceremony, people gathered from far and wide to join their celebration, and they lived happily ever after the end." I closed the bedtime storybook with a soft thud, watching a small smile spread on Tiffany's lips. Her eyelids dropped, and she snuggled closer to me, her small body relaxing into mine. " This is my favorite bedtime story, mommy. " She mumbled.

There's a reason why Sena doesn't like fairy tales about princesses and princes. Or rather, she hates any story about a love that ends happily ever after. For her, all those stories are unrealistic, because almost all of them end in the beautiful wedding that many people dream of. Without thinking what might happen after the word 'happily ever after'. A story does not end there! Everything will continue and and those damn fairy tale writers sometimes forget to write down the continuation of the story. They are too excited to write beautiful love stories and put them in the heads of children who often hear fairy tales before going to bed. While in reality, not everything ends like that! Becau

And so did he. But the story didn’t end there. It time-jumped. The child, now a King, found his witch mate, made her his Queen, and they had six children. A flicker of something like hope sparked in my chest, a ridiculous, treacherous thing. A happy ending. A second chance. And then, the story just… ended. There were still over half the pages left, and they were all blank. No ending.

Mika said. "The Prince, who had searched far and wide, heard of the maiden who slept in the glass coffin," Mika added, since she's the narrator she keeps on explaining stuff to the audience while we act it out. After the crying moments, the dwarfs heard a singing voice which made all of them turned to Kyril's direction who just arrived on the scene. I stayed still with my eyes closed since I'm already dead in this story. But why do Fairy Tales always use a kiss to solve their problem? That's now how it works in real life though.

To end her life like she had ended one of my closest friends. “Stop Faerie.” I commanded, bored of her thrashings. If anything, I was doing her a favor, ending her life and her fathers would save them both from the torture that laid beyond the walls of the palace. I took in her heaving form, dripping with sweat, with the sparkle of determination in her eyes.

Her eyes lit up when she spoke about things she loved, but then they dimmed, "When Matthew came into my life, I thought I had found the one with whom I would live my own fairytale. But now, he is in love with another woman, everything is ruined." "It's not ruined. Perhaps your fairy tale just has a different ending." A playful gleam entered his piercing eyes as he leaned his head closer to her. "Besides, isn't it so predictable and boring if in every fairytale, the princess always ends up with the Prince Charming? I think it will be more interesting if instead of marrying the prince, the princess chooses to run away with the pirate."

He reappears quickly and looks at me. "Do you know how to create shields and fight using your power," he rushed out quickly. I pursed my lips and nodded. He nods and waves his hand, dressing me in enchanted clothing, and wraps his arms around me. We appeared in the middle of a battle. I could see the unseelie king, beside the seelie king, each swinging swords at dark wispy creatures that tried to attack them. I waved my hand and put a barrier around them, Keran grins and nods my way. I smiled and started disintegrating the dark things with my light. My arms were glowing as I moved so quickly. I saw Nyx kicking major ass and it made my heart swell in pride. I put shields around the other fai

“The prince kissed the hideous monster, and then she turned back into the beautiful princess. And then, they lived...” She trailed off, looking at her sleeping daughter. A bitter smile escaped her lips while fixing the blanket over Anna. “Unfortunately, they could only wish for a happily ever after.” There, the truth of the fairytale came out. “The hideous monster remained hideous, and the beautiful princess died inside.” From the silent night, Lilith’s weak roar was faintly heard from the back of her mind.

This story actually has a happy ending! —The End

And when the guards caught up with them, he had been given clothes and had ridden the horse back with the princess secured in his arms. It was highly unbelievable. Still, a very beautiful and absolutely romantic story. “Have you ever heard the fairy tale about the prince on a white horse?” I asked Fenrir. “No.” “I should tell it to you some night,” I offered. “Its roots are probably connected to this one.” There were five more stories. The last one was the tragic one about the sudden murder of the young ruling couple. It made everyone remember the great loss and all the atrocities that had followed. For a moment, the gathering was absolutely silent. Most of the smaller children were already