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Epilogue
What happens when the people you love most die a
sudden death? What happens when Your only child pasts
away in the happiest moments of your life? I, Queen
Honey, has experienced something far worse. My
husband, Grotto, my beautiful precious baby girl, Anna
Grace, and I were on a ship to England. Little two year
old Anna Grace suddenly spotted dolphins leaping.
Giggling, she leaned to far of the rail, and fell in the
ocean. Grotto quickly dived into the cold, murky waters
to save his beloved child. They both drowned. So, where
there was happiness, and hope for a lovely future, was
replaced with bitterness, and sadness.


The first thing I saw was a little four year old girl running
to greet us. This must be Snow White. I thought. I took a
closer look at the child. I gasped. I felt my heart breaking
in two. Little Snow looked just like Anna Grace, with her
deep blue eyes, rosy cheeks, and little strawberry blond
curls. I couldn't bear it. I had come here to escape the
sadness, not to meet it! While the little princess embraced
her father, I started sobbing. "My little baby! Grotto!" I
cried. Snow had now stopped laughing, and stared at me.
I guess she was so happy, she didn't have time for
sadness. She had never seen any thing like it. Well, I'll
just show her! I cried harder. And do you know what?
Snow White walked right up to me, hugged me, and said:
"Don't you worry Mama! I'll make you good as new!" The
precious little thing! I hugged her back, letting her soft,
chubby hands run down my back.


I loved Snow imminently. She was a darling! That night,
I had one strange dream. I dreamed of Snow falling off a
ship. And a voice kept saying, "It's your fault. It's your
fault." When I awoke I had made up my mind I had to
get the child out before something horrible happened
within my range of hearing about. If I lost Snow, I would
murder myself. It was her thirteenth birthday tomorrow.
I couldn't let her father know, so I'll send him on a wild
goose chase! Perfect! The next day, I told a servant to
take her to the woods, and abandon her when she was
not looking. Something told me this was not right, but
who cares?
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