Ayita smiled as she noticed that the girl was not upset by the story at all. That was good she didn't want the girl to be upset. he marriage was no sooner over than the new wife began to be very harsh toward her step-child, whose gentle and loving disposition caused the behavior of her own daughters to appear even more detestable than before. She made her do all the hard work of the house; scrub the floor, polish the grates, answer the door, wait at table, and wash up the plates and dishes.
But the poor child would not complain, even to her father, who always showed the most anxious affection for her. She knew how unhappy he, too, was in this second marriage, and how powerless to help her. When her work was done, she would sit for warmth in a corner of the chimney, among the cinders; and for this reason, and to show how much they despised her, the unkind sisters gave her the name of Cinderella. Ayita smiled as she continued. She was very into the story and spending time to get to know Ever.
She smiled as she went thought the story she was having quite a good time as she flipped to the last page.
Chapter 8
Cinderella soon married the Prince; and afterward, the sisters, whose pride had become subdued, married two noblemen of the Court. She said as she closed the book. The story was rather short and she enjoyed it.
"So ever what do you think? You know if you want you could join me teaching my daughter to read." She said. She figured she could teach the girl many useful things reading. Hunting and much more all skills that take a while to master and get good at. Though she was impressed the girl had gotten a bird.