Maryweather's Gift

Once open a time , there was a tiny house in a land called Tenderland. It was where a baby named Maryweather Nether was born. She was born with a wonderful gift (for most fairies) but Mary kind of had a anger management problem I know your probably wondering what has to do with the story, well I can tell you. Lets start with the gift it was that Mary controlled the weather with her mood. As I    kind of said earlier the weather is never very good Tenderland.

Mary is now 20 and lives in the dark woods. As I said earlier  Tenderland has had bad weather for about 17 years now. One day Mary went out on a fly in town (you know she's a fairy get it ha ha). She was flying to the supermarket when she bumped into a young man named Oliver. Which by the way was very HANDSOME! So naturally being a girl Mary was very fond of him.

It was also very odd because the town's people of Tenderland saw a very odd site , they saw a very unfamiliar sun peek out of the clouds. Also later that day a knock came upon Mary's door. To Mary's surprise it was Oliver turns up he followed her home. So she invited him in for tea.

After many more teas and talks Oliver asked her out on a date and she said yes. But if you were outside that very day in Tenderland you would have seen the sun peep from behind the clouds. After Oliver left that day Mary did a little dance in celebration.

After several dates there was one to remember. The night started with a trip to the theater. Mary didn't even know what the the play was because the whole time she was staring at Oliver. Which the whole time this date was going on I know you won't believe it , it was a sunny night outside. Anyway after the Theater they went to a French resteraunt , Mary didn't even eat. Because again she was staring at Oliver. But then at the end of the  night Oliver proposed with a GIANT diamond.

Later that year Mary got married and was forever happy. So as you would guess the weather was forever good in Tenderland. 

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