The Girl Who Dared to Dream "Cinderella Girl"

Chelsea Montriff wasn't just the brightest girl in her class-she was the kind of light that made others believe in sunshine even on stormy days. With a laugh that could lift spirits and a mind sharp as a blade, she carried herself with grace despite the weight of poverty that shadowed her childhood. Sa kabila ng laking hirap, Chelsea never let go of hope. She believed, with every fiber of her being, that one day her family would rise above their struggles.

Boys admired her from afar-some drawn to her beauty, others to her brilliance. But Chelsea had no time for fleeting romances. Her heart was set on her dreams, not on dates. No boyfriend since birth, and proudly so. She was building a future, not chasing fairy tales.

Until one ordinary afternoon turned extraordinary.

He appeared like a scene torn from the pages of her favorite story-Cinderella. A boy with eyes that held galaxies and a smile that felt like home. His face, princely. His presence, magnetic. And just like that, Chelsea's world tilted. Not because she needed saving, but because for the first time, someone saw her not as a girl to admire-but as a queen to stand beside.