Back at Ever After High…..
"Dad, I have a question." Cerise said. "Maybe I have an answer." Said Mr. Badwolf. Cerise sighed, taking off her hood since she was alone with her father. "Where did Apple and Raven go?" she asked, "They've been gone for ages!" "I believe they have headed to the School of Fairytales." Mr. Badwolf replied. "You mean where the Jeannie Lamp that we've been studying is?" Cerise asked. Her dad nodded. "Will they ever after come back? I miss them already." "Everything will be alright, dear." Mr. Badwolf assured his daughter, "They will be back. I'm sure of it." Cerise sighed, putting her hood back over her wolf ears, "I sure hope so. I don't know what we'll do if something happens to our prized students-er, friends."
She walked off just to find her roommate, Cedar Wood. "I cannot tell a lie." She said, "I am just certain that they are OK." Cerise smiled. "Thank you, Cedar." Cerise said as they walked to their dorm room. It was time for bed and everyone in Ever After High was sleeping. But for our girls, their dorm room was empty due to the fact that they were staying with former Ever After High student Jeannie Lamp at the School of Fairytales.
"Now that you two have made up, it is getting late so we must not the sack." Said Jeannie Lamp. "Where are we going to sleep?" Apple hexclaimed, "There is nothing more comfy than my royal red apple bed!" "Get over it, Apple." Raven said, "This is going to be our life for a couple of days. You need to get used to it. This is not our dorm room at Ever After High, but I assure you that it will be equally awesome." "You got us into this mess, so you better know a way out!" Apple said. "If I did, we'd be back at school, wouldn't we?" Raven said. Apple didn't know what to say. She sat on the couch waiting for when Jeannie Lamp was going to show them where they were staying for the time that they would be away-away from the World of Ever After-away from all of their friends. She just couldn't take it. "We are leaving tomorrow." She said, "For the fairest one of all says so." "You don't know the way out either, don't you?" Raven asked. Apple sighed. "I guess I don't." she said. "Don't give up hope yet, guys!" said Jeannie Lamp, "Check out your own room that you two are destined for." "I'm sorry, Jeannie, but is that supposed to be a joke? I'm writing my own destiny." Raven said. "I'm afraid so." Jeannie Lamp said, bringing them inside. "Wow!" Apple said, "Look at this place! It's so perfect! A triple bunk for every single fairytale in here: me, Raven, and you! I just have a feeling that this is gonna be fantastic!" Apple smiled, getting ready for bed. She set down her magic mirror and asked it what pajamas she should wear on that perfect night. The magic mirror, as always, went with the royal red apple coloured gown. "Then the royal red apple gown it is!" Apple decided, "I like this one too, Mirror! You sure have good taste!" "Thank you, Apple." It said. "Night, night, Mirror! Oh, and you too, Raven! How 'bout you too? Night, night, Jeannie Lamp!" She got on the top bunk, Raven on the middle and Jeannie Lamp on the bottom. Good night, fairytales!