Cinderella Alternate Ending

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Every heart stopped beating, every breath was held, every eye was fixed upon that man. Without the slightest hesitation, he went to the door on the right and opened it. The people couldn’t believe it. And he couldn't eighter. He's heart was pounding like everyone in the arena.
A beutiful woman stepped out the door and walked up to him. The commoner turned as quick he was able to and looked at the princess. She was in so tears seeing how beutiful the women was and was going to be with her lover for the rest of her life. However, the king is very much barbaric he doesn't care how the daugther feels. He just wants so kind of justice because the commoner was having an affair. And he was statsfied that the commoner was not going to be able to be with his daugther anymore.
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When the women her lover was going to be with intrudced herself. The women told her "I know you love him. I'm welling to let you stay with him for i can be the love of my life." " Are you sure?" said the princess scooked.
"I also have someone i love and dont want to love." said the women in a wisper. "Thankyou very much can i do anything to repay you." the princess said happy. "no no it's okay just as long as you dont let anyone find out." said the women and she let. No one in the kingdom found out about the princess and the womens deal. So the princess, commoner, the women and her lover lived a happy life with one big

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