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Moments in Fairy Godmothers, Inc. History
Our Glorious Founding
The
founder of Fairy Godmothers, Inc., Gloria Grimm, did indeed happen to be both a
fairy and a godmother. At the time, there was nothing particularly significant
about either of those things, though she became a godmother largely because her
friend’s first choice had gotten turned into stone several years before. (There
had been a misunderstanding about a pair of enchanted shoes.) Gloria, who had
made several failed runs at city office, mostly restricted her involvement to a
card every year on the girl’s birthday.
Several
years and a few bad business deals later, Gloria ended up owing her friend a
great deal of money. She still had her old connections, however, and paid her
friend back by securing the girl’s invitation to a ball being put on in honor
of some duke’s son who’s name she couldn’t remember. Gloria, never one to waste
either an opportunity or a face far more young and attractive than hers, decided
that the girl needed to make a proper entrance.
The
duke’s son and her goddaughter only ended up dating for six months, but word of
her entrance had already spread. Gloria had finally found her calling.
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