Product Description
The Cinderella in the title is Brooke Anne Kessler, the owner of the Jovial Janitor Company, who is filling in for one of her employees. She is cleaning the offices of a hotel company when she walks in on an executive named Morgan Carmichael.
Morgan's date just cancelled for the all-important fancy company Christmas party. He is lamenting the loss of the date and worried how this will make him look in front of the whole company. He also mentions that no one can dance anymore. Brooke Anne tries to console him by saying she can dance and the next thing she knows she has a date. She agrees to let him pay for new clothes and shoes and pay her for her time. He has misunderstood her role and assumes she is a lowly janitor and that her last name is Anne.
Brooke agrees to this silliness because a) she wants this great new pair of sandals she saw in an expensive shop window and b) she wants to use the money to pay bonuses to her staff. This money will keep her from dipping into her savings.
The story is predictable. The date goes well until the end (close to midnight) when Morgan's original date shows up thinking to save him from embarrassment. He leaves the room with her to avoid a scene but Brooke (helped by a snide woman) assumes he has decided to reunite and leave her on her own. She has slipped her shoes off and realizes too late that she can't retrieve them and save face, so she heads home. When Morgan comes back, Brooke is gone and all he has left is her shoes. The search is on.
Reviews:
rimmy2 (USA: HI) (2009/05/04): A sweet story of a more modern day Adult Cinderella! But with a more unknown ending, then your fairy tale!!
