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    Once upon a time there was a little girl who 

was normal girl except for the fact that she was a 

fairy. 

Her name was Alice and her birthday was coming 

up soon, so she would be leaving the castle to 

visit the humans living in the near by town.

Where she lived they called it Fairytopia and only 

fairies lived there. She was excited to go to the 

town of Glitterville, where she would be free to live 

with the humans. 

Her parents hated that she wanted to leave 

but they respected her choice.

    I rolled over and woke up. I could smell the 

freshly baked pretzels so I walked out of my 

room towards the kitchen, and sat down at 

the table. My mother sat down with me and 

we began to eat our pretzels. " Scrumptious, ''  

I said as I finished my pretzel.   After 

breakfast, I headed back to my room to pack 

my things. 

I started grabbing all the boxes I packed. I 

needed to bring them to my carriage, which 

was patiently waiting out front. 

 When I was done carrying the heavy boxes I 

went to talk to my mother. 

Hauns finally arrived at the castle to pick Alice up. 

He was the official "Castle Transporter". They both 

said their good byes and headed to Glitterville. It 

was a extremely long, long drive. When they 

arrived at Alice's new cottage the transporter 

helped her unload all the boxes into the living room.

They where so tired they went to their own rooms 

and slept. 

     Bang...Bang...Bang..I woke up to someone 

pounding on the front door.

     "Hello!" I shouted a little bit too angry. "Your 

honor, Dad, I am so sorry. Come in." she mumbled a 

little bit embarrassed. He took a seat on her red 

couch.

     "Alice, I have come to ask you something I have 

never asked anyone before" he admitted.

     " I am a doctor... I mean, of course, I'll 

help them." I said.

     " OK, this is a very big job that I'm trusting 

you with, I will give you two weeks to heal five 

children and three babies." he murmured looking 

straight into my eyes.

     "OK, I will try my best." I said hesitantly.

Alice's dad, the King, hugged her and walked out 

of the cottage. Alice ran and put her long button 

down jacket on. She grabbed her briefcase and 

ran out the door.

She walked to the village. When she arrived at 

the hospital doors. She was greeted by a mother.

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