Cinderella lived with her stepmom and two stepsisters who were dying to be influencers—even though their followers were basically just their old classmates. They kept posting fake self-love quotes they found on Google, while their real lives were a hot mess.

They're always busy making fake self-love content, while Cinderella's grinding in her room, selling skincare amd dropping honest reviews, her account goes viral because of her honest reviews and some aesthetic poetry.

"They’re busy chasing validation. I’m busy chasing suppliers." Said Cinderella.

The kingdom threw a dance party, but lowkey, it was actually a product launch for a new skincare line called “Royal Glow.” The winner would get 100 million in cash and an endorsement deal. 

So yeah, every creator and their ring light pulled up, all fighting for that one viral moment. 

Cinderella showed up too, with DIY makeup tools and a rented dress from the neighbor next door.

Cinderella instinctively started dancing when a K-pop song came on. Boom. She went viral on the spot.

The prince caught feelings instantly and said her vibe was pure healing energy. But her stepsisters? Really mad. Started protesting like it was their villain origin story.

Then outta nowhere, the queen pulled up… turns out, she’s been a loyal buyer of @cendawan.healing’s serum. Cinderella got crowned—not as a princess, but as the official brand ambassador of Royal Glow.

Cinderella turned down being the prince’s girlfriend to focus on her business and self-care.
But they stayed close—slow burn style.
Cinderella launched her own brand, and every product came with a bonus…
a heart-healing poem.

They still hang out sometimes, and the prince might help Cinderella with her business.
No drama, just space, time and efforts.
A slow burn, full of respect.
Maybe one day, maybe not. But for now?
Cinderella is in love—with herself.