Rylee

The Meeting

Henry got onto the bus and found a seat. After getting comfortable, he opened his book.

In the Enchanted Forest, Prince Charming is riding on a horse, going through the land. As he goes deeper into the forest, he sees Snow White in her glass coffin surrounded by the Seven Dwarves. Hearing him approach, the Dwarves turn to him, as he gets off his horse.

Doc looks at him sadly. "You're too late." The dwarves look back at the coffin as Prince Charming looks devastated. "No. No!" The prince runs up to the coffin. Looking at the love of his life.

"Open it!" He tells the dwarves, hoping he could do something to save her. The dwarves give him looks of pity and sympathy as Grumpy speaks. "I'm sorry, she's gone." The dwarves start crying, mourning their friend.

The prince looks at the coffin, touching it sadly, before looking back at the dwarves. "At least let me say goodbye." He says, with a single tear falling down his cheek. Grumpy nods his head as he and the other dwarves get off the coffin and open the lid.

Prince Charming looks at his beautiful Snow White. Her lovely dark hair lay neatly and her face was peaceful. Knowing that she'll forever rest and he won't see her again, he gives her one last kiss. As their lips touch, a burst of magic erupts and Snow White awakens with a small gasp.

Prince Charming looks overjoyed as Snow White gazes up at him. The two continue to stare at each other lovingly. "You found me." Snow White says, with adoration in her tone. "Did you ever doubt I would?" The prince replies back.

Snow White responds as she sits up in the coffin with her prince's help. "Truthfully? The glass coffin gave me a pause." The two share a small laugh before Snow White rubs his cheek.

"You never have to worry. I will always find you." Prince Charming says as he runs his hand through her hair. "Do you promise?" Snow White asks with a big smile.

Pissed that she interrupted her wedding, Snow White grabs Prince Charming's sword and points it at the queen. "She's not a queen anymore! She's nothing more than an evil witch!" The Evil Queen smirks at her in response. "No. Don't stoop to her level. There's no need." The prince says to Snow before he lowers the sword.

The prince looks toward the Evil Queen. "You're wasting your time, you've already lost. And I will not let you ruin this wedding." The Queen gives them a sweet smile. "Oh, I haven't come here to ruin anything. On the contrary, dear, I've come to give you a gift."

Snow White looks at the queen, wanting her gone. "We want nothing from you." "But you shall have it." The queen responds. "My gift to you." The queen says before turning away from the couple. The queen looks at the audience as she walks around. "Is this happy, happy day." She continues her sentence.

She looks back at Snow White and Prince Charming, menacingly. "For tomorrow my real work begins. You've made your vows, now I make mine." Snow and Charming look alarmed as the queen continues. "Soon, everything you love, everything all of you love, will be taken from you. Forever. And out of your suffering will rise my victory." The queen looks at Snow, pain and anger in her eyes. "I shall destroy your happiness, if it is the last thing I do."

As the queen is walking away, Prince Charming looks at Snow before looking at the queen. "Hey!" He yells and as soon as she turns around he throws her sword at her, only for her to vanish in a puff of smoke.

Henry just finished the chapter about Snow White and Prince Charming's, his grandparents, wedding when the lady across from him leaned over. "That a good book?" She asked, with a kind smile.

Henry looks up at her as he closes the book and bring it to his chest. "This? It's more than just a book." He says in response. The lady just chuckles at him, amused by the child's imagination.