Chapter 6.

As Madam Cladessence reached down and cried tears of hope into the river stream, her family and friends stormed into the unknown world, being transported through the sparkling water. Her husband, two daughters, son, fairies, kangaroos, awakened jackal bears, and birds had come to the rescue. They tackled Madam’s Brother to the ground, yanked his wand from his hand, and held him down. The green sparkle fairy handed the wand to Madam Cladessence. The fairy said, “make a wish. It will make the tornadoes disappear, cause the rain to stop, and bring the sun back out.”

Madam held the wand in her hand and took a deep breath. She felt love, magic, and power inside of her heart, body, and soul. Madam spoke, “I wish for there to be light, love, and happiness no matter where my family, friends, and I go! I wish for there to be light, love, and happiness outside at this very moment!”

Flashes of light struck the sky and ground. Madam's brother had vanished into thin air, nowhere to be found or seen. The tornadoes vanished. The rain vanished. The ropes tying the jackal bears to the tree had disappeared. The glistening sun smiled over the land. The beautiful breeze kissed everyone's skin.

Exhausted by the strength of the wand, Madam Cladessence fainted. Moments later, she woke up in the warm and embracing arms of her family, as her family and friends looked at her with glistening eyes. She smiled back at them. Everyone hugged and kissed each other. Her family and friends headed back towards the sparkling river stream to head home for their daily breakfast feast.

Madam shouted their way, “Wait! Let's do this the right way.”

Madam gathered all of the people she had met throughout the day, Jasmine and her sports friends, the restaurant staff and their hungry customers, and the neighbors at the park. She invited all of them to the feast. Her family and friends gathered their maids, butlers, and other animal friends from the Grandiose Kingdom. The middle of the park was filled with magical fairy dust, glowing sparkles, and the aroma of true love, the love of family and friends. Everyone from both lands, your world and the Grandiose Kingdom ate delicious foods, sang songs of joy, and danced the morning away at the now, annual “Grand Feast of Many.” 

From now on, everyone, no matter which land they were from, believed in the magic of the Grandiose Kingdom and its people, creatures, and animals. No matter where they roamed, near or far, people from both your land and Madam Cladessence's land would spread light, love, and happiness… and Yes, everyone lived happily ever after!

THE END.