Her good friend brought a more beautiful dress than the one she wore the next day and a pair of crystal dancing shoes. When she arrived at the ball, everyone was stunned by her beauty that could not be expressed . The prince danced with her alone. Whenever someone else asked her to dance, he always said, "This lady is my partner."
When midnight was approaching, she was going home, and the prince was going to take her back again, and secretly said to himself: "I can't let her run away this time." However, Cinderella still managed to slip away from him. Because she walked too hastily, she actually left her left crystal shoe on the stairs.
In the Children's Hospital, Yige opened a fairy tale book with a cover as beautiful as a summer dream and read "Cinderella's Glass Slipper" to the children. The children sat in a circle around her, and she smiled as she read and looked into the children's pure and innocent eyes.
But her heart suddenly trembled slightly, and it was too late for her to control it. Memories came flooding back like a tide...
"Hey, Yige, why are you wearing my slippers again? What should I wear then?" He stepped barefoot on the mahogany floor, looking at her with a helpless look.
She stepped on his big blue slippers with her small, white feet, and smiled like a child: "I just like wearing your slippers. They are so big and comfortable."
He smiled bitterly and scratched his head: "What about me?"
She blinked, deliberately hesitated for a moment, and said slowly: "Then...you can wear mine."
What? He looked at the tiny, delicate crystal sandals. How could he possibly fit into such tiny shoes?
Yige couldn't help but laugh secretly. She liked to see him frowning slightly but smiling good-naturedly when she teased him.
"Yige, be good. I'll take you to Green Island to play today, okay?"
He coaxed her.
She shook her head stubbornly: "No, I want you to wear my shoes! Come, Xi Nan, come and hug me, okay?" She stretched out her arms, with a smile . He closed his eyes helplessly. Oh, God knows, he has no resistance to this kind of smile.
Under her smiling gaze, he awkwardly put on the pair of exquisite little sandals and staggered towards her.
She couldn't help laughing happily at his funny appearance, who was always solemn and steady. He walked over quickly, hugged her with a bit of annoyance and a bit of doting: "Hey, you little girl who never grows up..."
She was still giggling in his arms, and he looked down at the girl's innocent smile in his arms, and suddenly smiled. His smile had a strange charm, making his handsome face seem to shine in an instant.
That smile was like a ripple that was gradually expanding. Yi Ge was captured by that smile and was slightly stunned. The next second, his lips covered hers softly, with a refreshing scent of grass that made her intoxicated. It was as if she was in the wilderness, with the wind blowing with the fresh scent of grass and trees, and seeing the endless green that was soothing to the eyes, and the clear and mysterious dark green at the junction of the sky and the wilderness...
She suddenly came to her senses and saw the children looking at her strangely. She coughed lightly, her face flushed slightly, and continued reading.
However, the prince insisted that he bring her to try. Cinderella washed her face and hands first, then walked in and bowed to the prince politely . The prince handed her the dancing shoes, and they looked like they were made specifically for her. He walked up to her and took a closer look at her face. He recognized her and immediately said excitedly, "This is my real bride."
They walked towards the palace together and lived happily ever after.
After finishing the story, she closed the fairy tale book with a light green cover and looked at the children with a smile.
Although the story was over, the children were still blinking with unsatisfied eyes.
"Sister, do you have crystal shoes?" asked a very cute little fat boy.
"Crystal slippers? Mine?" Yige was slightly startled. Yes, crystal slippers... She murmured in a low voice, "If I had one, it would definitely be a pair of crystal slippers with strawberry patterns..." That pair was hers. He was wearing those funny crystal slippers that looked wobbly...
The child didn't hear what she said clearly. A little girl in a flowery dress continued to ask with wide eyes: "Sister, have you seen the prince? Are you with the prince?" What? Yi Ge was stunned again. The questions asked by children nowadays are really overwhelming. She smiled and touched the little girl's head, and asked softly: "Why did you think of asking your sister this question?"
The little girl raised her childish face and said in a baby voice, "My mother told me stories, saying that when I grow up to be as old as my sister, I will have my own prince. So my sister must have a prince too!"
Yi Ge smiled bitterly, his eyes looking out the window involuntarily, looking at the cool green swaying in the tree, as if he could feel the fresh grass scent on him.
She whispered, "My sister also had a prince." She smiled quietly, and then said slowly, "But it was my sister who drove the prince away..."