Two little princess

One upon a time there was a young princess who was singing all the day. She was beautiful and so clever. She lived in an old castle, next to the wood, with her younger sister. She was tall, slim and stylish. Her hair was so long that she had to pick it up to avoid being stepped on.

They couldn't leave out the castle until they were sixteen. She needed one more pear one year. Her father was the king for a lot of years, in this town, and he spent all the time in the wars. Her mother was all day looking at the window and sewing silk pillows. She took care of all the people while her husband was fighting for their land belongs to them.

One day, the princes and her sister decided to go out of the castle, because they wanted to see other people and made friends. Immediately that they left the castle they heard a dog bunking. At first, they were frightened but, after they went with him and he became an old man. He explained them that that night there would be would be a fantastic party in the neighbour castle. The princess was seeing this castle since she was born, but she never had stayed in it. The old man disappeared quickly, but the princess's sister saw him, and he became a frog.

The younger ladies visited the little town (they had never been there before). They saw a bakery and they went in because they were hungry. The baker called Thomas, was fat, was not good looking and he was fifty years old. But Thomas was very kind and extrovert. He asked them what they wanted. He invited them to a cup of coffee and some biscuits. Suddenly they fell asleep. When they woke up, they were in a strange dark room. The girls realized that their dresses had changed: the dresses were long, brilliant and very beautiful made of gold and silk. The door opened and the old man invited them to enter in the party.

The party was so funny and nice, they were dancing all the night. They met there two elegant princes from that castle. They fell in love but the two girls had to go home because the king had arrived from the war and he wanted to see to his daughters. He punished them one year more to go out of the castle.