Alice In Wonderland Short Novels & Stories

“Mrs. Young, Alice just jumped! Please, is Justin okay?” I froze for a moment, staring at my boy standing motionless at the window. A chill raced through me, raising every hair on my body. How could this be such a coincidence? Miss Zinn told me that Alice had been acting perfectly normal all day. Not once had she mentioned Miss Never. However, while her mother was in the kitchen, Alice suddenly picked up the little Bamboo-copter she made and shouted, “Miss Never, I’m ready for the moon adventure!” Then she leapt off the balcony of their fifteenth-floor apartment.

Alice entered the room and casually stated, "You can leave now." The maid trembled slightly, quickly exiting the room. "I told her your size," Alice stated matter-of-factly. Perplexed, Alisha asked, "How do you know my size?" "When I bathed her, I memorised every inch of her body. Her red hair and red eyes are simply captivating, as if they were a gift from God," Alice pondered, his thoughts drifting. Interrupting his musings, Alisha repeated her question desperately, "I'm asking you something."

They stayed crazy, talking in riddles not understanding each other and always happy. In their nonsense, the magicians applied for an exchange student program and receive very problematic adolescent triplets at home. However problematic and cruel the triplets may be, they cannot be more problematic than the magicians. They were about to ask to come home when chocolate drops start to rain in the garden. They talk to each other and decide to stay and see what that was like. The next day the fallen leaves turn into cookies. The magicians said there was a magical animal in the garden that fulfilled wishes. The triplets then decide to try to capture the animal to fulfill their wishes.

As she stooped, with a movement that was barely visible, she snatched the fallen key and concealed it in the palm of her hand. "Oh, I apologise, Mr. Dean. I just wanted to look around. Please carry on with your work. Could you tidy up this broken glass, please," Alice said, pointing to the broken glass. "No problem, Ma'am. I'll clean it up for you," Dean replied, focusing on the shards of glass. Alice returned to the villa. Her heart was pounding, but her mind was crystal clear. She immediately went to Alvin's room, gently waking her son. "Alvin, darling. We're going on an adventure, alright? We have to go on a boat."

I pursed my lips, nodded slowly. “So, an hour glass will follow you everywhere you go. Once your time is up, or you have completed the task, you will appear here. If you don’t complete the task before your time is up, then you have failed the task.” “Al…Alright. I understand.” I agreed, hoping for the best. Before I could ask for more details on the journey, Valerie snapped her fingers, and I found myself in another land.

Alice succeeded, and she immediately entered her room. Alice casually threw her bag onto the bed, followed by her body being thrown onto the soft bed. With closed eyes, Alice undressed, leaving only her underwear as a cover. Alice needed a short rest to relieve the headache she was currently experiencing. However, Alice unexpectedly fell into a deep sleep until she woke up at three in the morning.

He scolded her. "That's enough." Alice said standing up from her seat and then she threw the handkerchief towards Jack's feet. "A bit left Alice, no a bit right, no no that's too right." She imitated him. "First you decide which one is a bit right and which one is too right for you then come and talk to me." She narrowed her eyebrows and looked away as she kept her hands on both sides of her waist. Jack had a smile and satisfactory look on his face. "Finally... Alice is out of her wonderland."

Tiberius shuddered. “I can’t blame you. Do I even want to know what Melania was doing to you? And Katrina, you have to tell me everything about getting your magic. Like I want vivid details. But right now, I’ll settle for the short version. I have plans.” André grinned, winking. “Making a long story short, ever read Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass? Picture that but darker, creepier, and you’re Alice. It was a trip I never want to take again.” Tiberius shuddered again, wrapping his arms around himself.

Alice quietly watched the kid draw using some crayons, even humming some nursery rhymes that were barely familiar to her. It took around five minutes before Gardenia realized that Alice had already come back. Gardenia was so startled that she fell on the chair she was sitting on. "Are you that surprised?" Alice asked as she pushed the chair to stand using her foot. She used herself as a cushion for the child’s fall. Gardenia quickly stood up in panic. "Sister, did you teleport here? How come I never heard you? You scared me!" Gardenia exclaimed while Alice massaged her back. That could have been an accident if she wasn’t fast enough.

Alice, curious and perceptive, approached Nora with a mischievous glint in her eyes, whispering in a conspiratorial tone. "Nora, did something happen between you and Merrick last night?" Alice inquired, her voice barely above a whisper, a playful smile dancing on her lips. Nora's face flushed with embarrassment and delight. She stammered, trying to find the right words, "N….No, Alice, nothing happened at all. We just spent... time together." Alice's laughter filled the air as she playfully nudged Nora's arm. "Oh, come on, silly girl. I can see it in your eyes. Something definitely happened."