The (true) story of Cinderella

Once upon a time, there was a young girl named Cinderella.

Cinderella was first born of a wealthy family down south, which was filled with large and spacious properties owned by rich people. She lived a happy and blissful life up till the age of seven, where her father decided to have an affair with the maid.

Her mother, the one responsible for the family's wealth, said that she would have none of that, and went on to disown both her husband and her daughter so that she could live her life as a full-fledged wealthy business woman. She lived only for her job and is said to have died alone, surrounded by only her wealth.

Cinderella then became a nomad housekeeper along with the maid and her father. It was after two months of scrubbing rich people's bathrooms that her father became a chronic alcoholic and decided to commit double suicide with his maid, leaving poor Cinderella to fend all on her own.

With nobody to turn to, Cinderella traveled to the north, the big city, ripe with opportunity and filled with all kinds of people. It is here that a series of dramatically life changing events would occur.