No the only love interest in the original story is a prince. He only shows up at the end though and doesn't do much.

No, there isn't a Will in the original story. I think the main idea of their relationship was a rebellion against the idea of the princess ending up with the typical prince whom she's meant to marry just because he woke her from an endless sleep with a kiss even though they'd only known each other forI dunnofive minutes? Personally, I think it makes more sense for Lilli to end up with someone whom she actually develops an understanding relationship other than settling for the nearest handsome prince who's going to sweep her off her feet, which is probably why Will was written.
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There's also a "twisted fairy tale" of sorts called Snow, but instead of Lilly, it's Jessica. I'll find you the amazon link in just a second http://www.amazon.com/Snow-Retelling-White-Seven-Dwarfs/dp/1416940154/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1251886438&sr=1-1 . There you go.
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Thanks for the advice! I'll deftly look it up.
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Not that I remember. It's by the Grimm brothers. I highly recommend trying to get ahold of the original. Cinderella is fantastic! The original (original recorded popularized) version is bloody and mildly disturbing like most of the Grimm tales. There's a movie with Heath Ledger that's gory. It takes their tales and twists them together.