Welcome to Makeup, the kids' bedtime rompies.

Tonight's Makeup Story is your request from an eight-year-old listener named Samantha.

Samantha asked for us to make up a story that includes a princess and a unicorn, and we are going to add raining houses to this story.

And Samantha also asked for Harry Potter and we'll do that.

Once upon a time, a long time ago, there was a big girl named Samantha. Samantha was eight years old,

and the only princess who lived next to the river. All of the other girls that Samantha knew

lived in regular houses. Next to their houses, they had some sheep.

But Samantha lived in a, yeah, big princess castle.

And the castle had big castle windows,

and it had lights on the top that could change colors.

And sometimes there was a guard at the castle who

made fireworks explode in different colors in the sky. And the castle had a pond. And in the pond,

there were a lot of different birds that used to take baths, and there were also some fish that

used to swim in the pond that would jump out of the water and try to catch flies.

Well, Samantha loved being the princess, and she had a special princess dress that she got to

wear. Sometimes, for breakfast, her mama, the queen, would make her pancakes,

and sometimes she would get eggs. Sometimes she would get oatmeal, and sometimes she would get

Cheerios. Samantha loved bacon for breakfast, but she didn't have that every day. Well, one day after she woke up and finished

eating a yummy breakfast, which included some yummy oatmeal with sugar in it, she heard a knock on

the door of her castle, and the knock went knock, knock, knock knock and Samantha asked her dad who was the king of the whole castle to help her open the door and so the king brought his royal self walking to the door and he went trip trap trip trap as his footsteps got closer to the door and he went trip, trap, trip, trap as his footsteps got closer to the door.

And the king also brought some of his guards with him.

And they opened the door and they couldn't believe what they saw.

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