Author: Margaret Heidegger (USA)
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: After the ball, Cinderella is taken by the prince to the magnificent palace, and everyone says she "lived a happy life from then on." But what is the truth? Cinderella Ella begins to receive the knowledge and etiquette education expected of a princess after entering the palace. She often forgets her current status, helping maids with chores or warmly caring for the servants. Her many actions draw the dissatisfaction of the royal family. And what about the prince she fell in love with at first sight? She never imagined that he was only good-looking on the outside, but cold and ignorant on the inside. Faced with all this, Ella is extremely discouraged. When Ella proposes to break off the engagement with the prince, she is ruthlessly thrown into prison. On a clear and starry night, the almost desperate Cinderella finally escapes the palace. Of course, she also finally finds true love. So, who did the prince marry in the end?
After the ball, Cinderella
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