Cinderella was a beautiful child living happily with her father and mother in their beautiful palace. Cinderella’s father was a wealthy merchant, but one day Cinderella’s mother passed away.
The father chose a female relative who had two daughters to marry, so she could take care of his daughter Cinderella. At first the woman pretended to love Cinderella, but after that she began to show her true self, treating Cinderella badly.
The wicked woman also began spending the father’s money on her own clothes and decorations and those of her two daughters, until Cinderella’s father went bankrupt and grieved over the loss of his money, then died. Cinderella remained alone, and her father’s wicked stepmother began assigning her housework, so she did all the housework alone.
Over time, Cinderella turned into a servant in her father’s house. The wicked woman also made her wear old clothes and sleep in a small room at the top of the palace, while she and her daughters lived in Cinderella’s palace.
One day the king decided to hold a grand celebration and invited all the girls of the city so he could choose his son the prince a wife from among them. The king sent an invitation to Cinderella’s father’s wife so that she and all the girls of the household could attend.
Cinderella asked her wicked stepmother to go with them to the celebration because she was one of the girls of the family. But the wicked woman refused to take her with them because Cinderella was more beautiful than her ugly daughters, and she feared the prince would see her and be pleased with her.
The stepmother adorned her daughters and dressed them in the most beautiful clothes, and they all went to the celebration. Cinderella remained at home alone, weeping. Suddenly a beautiful woman appeared before her who appeared kind.
Cinderella asked her who she was, and she answered that she was the good fairy and had come to help Cinderella go to the celebration because she knew she was a kind girl and deserved help because she loved good for all people.
The fairy brought out her magic wand and turned a pumpkin in the garden into a beautiful carriage drawn by horses. She also dressed Cinderella in a beautiful dress and glass shoes like no other. She asked her to go to the celebration but on the condition that she return before midnight, otherwise the magic would end.
Cinderella went to the celebration, and when the prince saw her, he was pleased with her and asked her to dance with him. Cinderella continued to dance with the prince and forgot the time the fairy had set. Suddenly the clock struck to announce that the time was midnight. Cinderella remembered the time and ran quickly, fleeing outside the palace. The prince ran after Cinderella and tried to catch up with her, but he didn’t find her.
But one of Cinderella’s glass shoes had fallen from her foot as she was running. The prince took it. The next day the prince decided to search for the owner of the shoe. He sent his servant to pass by all the girls of the village until he found the owner of the shoe.
The shoe was small for all the girls of the village. When he reached Cinderella’s house, her stepmother tried to prevent her from trying on the shoe, but the prince’s servant insisted that Cinderella wear it. Indeed, the shoe was perfectly suitable for Cinderella’s foot. When the prince saw her, he married her immediately, and they lived together happily.