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Personal Narrative: Modern Day Cinderella
Modern day Cinderella

“Can I just get the new phone? Please everyone has it.” Asked Cinderella.
“No! You don’t deserve the new phone.” Snapped her stepmother mom. “Ughhh you’re not even my real mother. I’m going to my room.” She cried.
“Well my stepsisters get everything they want.” She whispered under her breath while making her way upstairs. After she got into her room, she slammed her door behind her. She pulled out her phone and started to her friends.
The next day Cinderella had to drive her two stepsisters to school, because at the age of 17 they both still haven’t passed their drivers test. Her stepsisters make her drop hem off by the doors. Then she has to park a block away, and walk all the way back to school. She makes her way from class to class in the busy hallway, looking for the boy she likes, Charming. He’s the most popular but in school, and he’s an amazing hockey player. Every once in a while she’ll see a glance of him by his locker,
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While getting pushed in the crowd she hears snippets of people talking, and today she heard something interesting. She heard that Charming was going to have a Halloween party tonight, and everyone was invited as long as they wore a costume. At that moment she already stared to think of what she was going as. Thinking in her head during science class, well Charming’s a hockey player, so a hockey player to get his attention. Maybe a nerd, or the scariest of all, my stepsisters! The voice in her head giggled at her own joke. BZZZZZ the school bell sung, and she brought her and her stepsisters home. When she got home she finally decided to go as a princess. She asked her mother if she could go to the dance she said no, but told her stepsisters that they could. Cinderella thought that she was going to break the rules for one night, she was going to sneak out and go to the party. Although she knew she would

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