Kaelen looked at her with disdain. He did not want her dirty hands near his pristine fountain. "Move along, old woman," Kaelen scoffed. "You are ruining the view of the most beautiful spot in the village."
She approached Kaelen by the fountain. "Kind sir," she rasped, "I have travelled for weeks. May I please have a sip of your water and a small piece of bread?" beautiful
The old woman smiled at Elara and then looked at the stunned villagers. "True beauty is not what is on the outside," she stated softly. "It is not found in a perfect face, but in a kind and loving heart." Kaelen looked at her with disdain
The old woman sighed, but as she turned to leave, she tripped on a cobblestone. The heavy wooden box slipped from her grasp and crashed to the ground, bursting open. Inside was a magnificent, glowing silver mirror. "You are ruining the view of the most