A Twist Fate Challenge Finalist "Cinderella" never did housework. She never cleaned the fireplace or helped her stepsisters. In fact, she was never even called Cinderella; she was just Elle. You think you know your fairy tales. You don't. How could you, when one major issue impacted the point of view you saw, when you never heard the other side of the story, when the main character l i e d. Beware, dear reader, you might never think of your favorite characters in the same way again. A short story on the fabrication of Cinderella's tale.

Look, I know you've heard my whole story before- I'm evil, I'm vain, the whole 'snakes for hair' deal and the turning people into stone thing. Yadda yadda yadda. Hear me out, okay? I've had thousands of years to think about this, and I'm going to say my piece. Cover kindly made by @author_shagun

#TwistFateChallenge entry: following a decisive battle with the Autobots, Megatron is finally defeated and brought before Optimus to face justice for his war crimes. But the Prime he faces is not the same one he befriended countless years ago, and is not intending to let Megatron leave his chambers alive. Edit: WELL I GUESS IM A WINNER THEN

**Winner of the Twist Fate contest** Thieves will always be thieves, but Robin Hood took it one step further. Blinded by his ludicrous plan to become rich and powerful, he doesn't care how many people he must kill to make his dream come true. No one is safe with this murderous bandit on the loose.

Twistfatechallenge finalist! {Now published in "Twist Fate Anthology"} Fifteen year old, Albus Dumbledore simply could not keep his hands off the engaging and seducing old books in the Restricted Section of the Hogwarts' library. Read on to see him deal with the harsh twists and turns of reality before finally succumbing to the Dark Arts.

Today is the day. This morning, the people of Camelot are gathered to see young Arthur remove the sword from the stone. But today, Arthur doubts himself. ~~~ What if Arthur wasn't able to remove Excalibur from the stone? -Thanks for getting me this far! If you like it, please vote! -Word Count: 1,765 words -By Alexandra C.

'They claim to be fighting for piece, yet look what they do to each other. Their species is born to fight, peace cannot exist while they live, and I am the peacemaker.' Jarvis and Ultron meet for the first time, but their 'alliance' does not go exactly to plan... Written for the Twist Fate Challenge. Written by Stephanie Blything Contributors: Seren Young, Kimberley Jones and Jasmine Williams.

Blood. A snarl erupted from his throat. Cracked black lips withdrawing over fangs. It was close and he knew it, he knew it as the sky knew it, as the wind and trees knew it. The Beast had been alive for a long time, so long he had forgotten his own name, and in its heed had adopted that in which he had been called many times by both mortal and immortal; Demon. His limbs stretched to meet the call his burning throat sang. No one is safe in the woods. . . Not the Beast. Not the woman. Not the hunters. Not even the little girl dressed in blood. #twistfatechallenge Entry #twistfatechallenge Finalist #twistfatechallenge Winner [The cover is not mine, all credit goes to the original artist and owner whom I was unable to find due to the many remakes and copies of this art. It is not Mine! Not my finest work of literature but considering it had a 2500 word limit I'm a little proud. Enjoy, and stay safe.]

You must've heard how Aurora had awoken from her cursed sleep through the kiss of true love, how Jack had cut the beanstalk and owned the riches he'd always wished for, how Hansel and Gretel had pushed the witch into the blazing fires of her own oven and escaped her clutches. The stories and myths and legends were passed on from one's lips to another's, heard from the South and traveled North, carried on by hundreds of generations. Tongues had twisted the tales, however, and what would have been gruesome and atrocious were transformed into stories where love begets love and good conquers evil: stories fit for bedtime, for children. But now, I am going to tell you one of the many tales distorted by time. A story about the famed Cinderella-how she lost everything she had and was left in shattered pieces, how she rose up form her own wreckage, and how she had come to realize the bitter truths of the universe. All because of a glass slipper . . . . . . that didn't fit.

Update: WINNER OF TWIST FATE CHALLENGE Could be published soon. ~•~•~•~ The Tell-Tale Heart, by Edgar Allan Poe, is twisted(even more than before) so that the narrator of the original story is the one with the 'evil eye'. Edgar Allan Poe was a great writer that I cannot dream to follow, so just enjoy this short story. This is for the Twist Fate Challenge, so please, pretty please with a cherry on top, leave behind comments. Love you, readers! #TwistFateChallenge FINALIST