Note: This story was written for the 2024 750-word story challenge and begins immediately below with the word WARNINGS.
WARNINGS: Age: All characters in this story are 18 years of age or older. Some of the guests at the ball are over 70, and look and act it, which some might find gross and improper, especially the drooling. One male character looks at his crotch at one point and says, "Oh, shit, I think I just peed myself," but it's only water spilled from a glass resting on a table nearby. He believed it, as should you.
There is a watersports scene halfway into the story that goes on for three paragraphs. Actual mention of anything liquid or even moist in this scene has been scrupulously scrubbed out to the best of my ability, but traces may remain that could be detected by savvy readers. The word "yellow" appears once, but is referring to the dandelions in the nearby field, not to any liquid.
Scat appears in this story, which always raises great concerns and demands a super special warning. Just before Cinderella is ravished by the Prince for the first time, while she is hungrily sucking his 12-inch cock, she sees a cat of the castle out of the corner of her eye, and feeling the need to protect this darling Puss from seeing her in such a compromising position, yells, "Scat, Pussy, scat!" What affect this has on the Prince is astonishing and may cause emotional, and possibly even physical, stress for some readers. Many might conclude what this inspires the Prince to do would compel Cinderella to just forget this ball nonsense and die already, but remember that she has had plenty of practice dealing with filthy messes of all sorts at home and is quite resourceful.
There is a brief scene in which several mice are suddenly transformed into horses, lizards into footmen, and a rat into a coachman. Be assured that at no time did any harm come to these animals during this scene, with several animal rights groups on hand to witness and document everything that transpired. (Copies of documents gladly provided upon request.) There was some concern about the coachman until it was pointed out he had been a rat even before the transformation, or at least everyone thought so, especially the no-good variety.