By Kendyl Pele
SEATTLE - Everyone loves the story of Cinderella. From the time we're young and we first hear the rags to riches fairytale about the unfortunate beauty that had to endure the abuse of her evil step mother and wicked step sisters, we were hooked. But who wouldn't be? Everyone loves seeing the magic of turning a pumpkin into a carriage; seeing Cinderella's golden locks swept up into an elegant French twist; and watching her shimmery gown, that fits her perfect figure, sparkle as the handsome prince twirls her around the dance floor.
This isn't that type of fairytale.
