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Cinderella Alternate Ending

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The sound of a gown rustling on the leaves upon the ground all but broke the silence of the evening sky. The queen and her bodyguard were silent as they walked through the forest near the castle. She had grown restless cooped up in the castle the last few weeks. For you see the queen was soon to give birth to the next heir of the dragon kingdom.
“Where to my lady. Will we be heading back soon?” asked Aria as her short black hair blew in the wind, her red eyes glimmered with mischief.
The knight wondered what the queen had planned as they came to a clearing in the middle of the forest. She had known the queen since they were babies. Their mothers had been best friends. She was so happy when Alata had fallen in love, eventually married the king. …show more content…

I thought you and the king wanted the gender of the baby to be a surprise,” she asked with a shocked look on her face. “Why do you say we are going to the sacred mountain to have him? Why not have him in the castle.”
“He will not live if she is born there. Here he will at least have a chance of surviving. For tonight I and the king will be dead.” as a tear ran down her cheek.
She was never going to get to know her son. But he had to live if their people were going to survive. Her son was going to be the one that would make sure dragons did not become extinct. Her heart was breaking and nothing could repair the damage to it. Nothing was going to be able to fill the void that her child filled.
It was not long that they had come upon the cave entrance to the mountain. Legend says this mountain was the birthplace of dragons. What better place for her to be born? The queen’s contractions were getting stronger by the minute. She steadied herself upon the cave wall, as Aria was getting a fire built.
She grunts as her contractions were getting closer and more painful. Aria hurried to her friend's side. She helped her get steady against the cave wall. When the queen was okay, she gathered wood to get a fire

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