Ong- upon a t
there lived a beautif
young maiden named Ci
erella who lived with her
wicked stepmother on the
, second floor of a very ex
elusive boarding house on
the lower east side of a (7 \
quaint little village.
Cinderella was a sweet
(:\
little girl who tried
very hard to please, but
unfortunately, she had
developed over the years
- (possibly from her no
good, -incompetent parents)
some rather strange ideas.
She actually held the
opinion that she, herself.
had the right to decid
where she went, who si
saw, etc. (ridiculous)
You can imagine how mu,
grief she gave to he:
poor, hard-working Wic]
ed Stepmother.
W.S. tried everythi:
she could to keep Cin ,
derella in line (such
tapping her phone, lod
ing her in her room af
midnight and hiring pr
vate detectives) but
Cindy-baby had other 1
eaq . . &.. N9khing W.S. atte.
vv:ifilek-
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heAticiA
, a
t.)eco.Ase.
F ed g
dent in her
Cinderella- soon became
adept at finding bugs,
picking locks, etc.-
She even went In for
a little petty thiev.
cry on the side. (she
had a couple of rathow
strange habits to fi.
nance.) •
One day as W.S. was
111 busily changing the lock,
on'Cindygs door (she had
to do this often as Cin
dy was becoming quite an
" - expert key-maker) l she
happened to glance out t]
hall window and noticed
Cinderella in the middle
of a fast getaway in the
village taxi. "Oh my -
Gosh," she thought. "Now
where is she off to?" On
becoming conscious, she
noticed a small envelope
lying beside the door.
"Dam n 2" she thought as
she rubbed her head (she
never could make it down
that banister). "What is
this?" She quickly tore
open the envelope.,
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