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Cinderella’s wedding was the “wedding 

of the century.”   Cinderella has asked 

Prince Felix to marry her and he, of 

course, had said ‘yes.’  

The Fairy 

Godmother had been busy all day 

helping Jac and Gus, Cinderella’s 

mice friends, set up   the flowers for 

the ceremony.   After dinner, it was 

time for the Fairy Godmother to go home.

With one swift wave of her wand, 

the Fairy Godmother was back at 

home. The Fairy Godmother took 

off her wig, carefully placed her 

earrings and fake eyelashes on her 

dresser, wiped off her makeup, and 

set her high heels in the closet.   The 

Fairy Godmother took off her dress, 

put on some pajamas, and went to 

go check on Audrey.

To the townspeople, Kirk would always be known as 

the Fairy Godmother.   But to Audrey, Kirk was 

always greeted with an excited, “Daddy! You’re 

home!”

“Hi pumpkin, I missed you.”

“Did you help a lot of people tonight daddy? Did 

you make them smile and make them happy?”

“Always Audrey.   That’s what fairy godmother’s are 

for.”

Kirk kissed Audrey on the forehead, turned off her 

bedroom light, and said ‘good night.’

The next morning, Audrey went to school 

and Kirk went to work.   Audrey learned to 

read and Kirk installed countertops.

Later that evening at the dinner table, Audrey 

burst into tears.   “Daddy, the kids at school 

said that you aren’t really a daddy because 

daddies don’t wear make-up and dresses.”

Kirk gave Audrey a hug: “How would you like 

to come with me tomorrow night to see why I 

am the Fairy Godmother?”

A smile spread across across Audrey’s face.  

She would love to.

The next morning, Audrey went to school and 

Kirk went to work.   Audrey practiced her 

adding and subtraction, and Kirk installed 

counter tops.   Audrey came home from 

school and watched Kirk put on his wig, and 

his make-up, and beautiful, long eyelashes.  

He put on his dress and his high heels.   They 

hopped into the Fairy Godmother’s carriage 

and rode off to one of the most special balls of 

the year.

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