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Modern Day Cinderella

Modern Day Cinderella Everyone knows the fairytale a precious little girl growing up in hell with her step-sisters and step-mom of evil that want nothing more, but to trap her in her shell. As you all know their plan to hide her away and keep her from her prince failed miserably. This story can relate to a girl I once knew. Though in her story she isn't saved by a fella, this is my modern day cinderella. Coming from a broken home, so nothing normal ever known. Parents divorced before the fighting could be imprinted in her memory. Two years later her father remarried. So all the sudden she had a new family. Things were okay at the start, until she got a little older. Then it all started to rot. The stepmother turning green, full of envy, turning mean. Father always working late, her mother off on drugs wasting away. No one was around to notice the change, to see the pain on that little girls face. Her step-mom made her cry everyday. Hate was the term, used on a regular basis. The fear this women created, evil ever so jaded. Picking up after her step-sisters day after day. Who loved to use their anger to make fun of her, tease her if she didn't appease them. Spending all the time she could hiding in her room for hours upon end. They preferred her to be non-existent. There came a day where she became brave and decided to take a stand she played her hand escaped the fate she was trapped in breaking the chains. Ending this story I tell ya of modern day Cinderella.
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