Cinderella's Dress Cartoon Novels & Stories

She was a fairy tale queen who any mortal would fall instantly in love with only a glance. “Wow.” Cassie could scarcely believe it was her. “Amazing what the right dress can do,” she whispered. “The dress only highlights beauty,” Cesar informed her. He carefully smoothed a flyaway strand of hair. “The beauty is you.” Cassie blushed a crimson to match her dress, but Cesar didn't seem to notice. “It's time to get you to the ball,” he said. Cassie could only imagine that this was how Cinderella felt. Instead of a pumpkin, it was a black SUV, but Cassie still felt like a princess. She couldn't wait to meet her Prince Charming.

But one look at Joseph who was following closely right behind her, she understood. The wardrobes were filled with clothes of her childhood, some which she had worn and others which she never got to. A gown caught her attention. It was a gold colored off shoulder ball gown, with shiny diamonds embedded on it. She felt tears spill from her eyes recalling how her mom gifted her the dress on her 5th birthday. She had worn it that day and everyone commented on how beautiful she looked in it. Her Dad had complimented the dress with a pair of glass slippers. “ Like Cinderella's? ” her babyish self had asked. “ Yes, like Cinderella. ” He had caressed her hair, like he had always done since she was

she said, holding the dress she had ordered the night before just for this special day. The waist wasn't as snatched as I wanted it so she helped me helmed an inch away with the hand needle she brought from home. Even though she teased me at every other second for making a big deal out of this, she was there through all the process. That was why she was my best friend. "I'm no Cinderella." I pouted as I alighted from the chair I had kneeled on to look through the window. "What are you then?" She shook her head and hissed so loud and dramatic. "I feel like I'm preparing you for a royal wedding or something."

Tina thought about the dress she had designed all the time, so she went to talk to the designers… Tina became busy again. She didn't have time to think about anything else. Finally, the dress for Cindy's birthday party was finished. When Cindy tried on the dress, she couldn't pick anything wrong with it. Under the light, Cindy was dressed in the white sarong. She looked like an elegant princess. And the dress was studded with countless diamonds, so dazzling. Everyone's eyes were attracted to her. It made Cindy so happy. She was thinking that if she wore this dress and stood next to Samuel at her birthday party, all the girls would be jealous of her!

If Jay could forgive me after shoving his heart back at him, there was hope for Kris. I loosened the last tie of the smaller box and pulled the box cover off. Oh my! The words never left my lips, I was too in shock to speak. Gently, like it were made of glass, I lifted the dress from the box. It was a maroon number with sequins lining the bodice, a sweetheart neckline and a high slit that would give Chloe Bailey a run for her money. It was beautiful. “Oh! A princess gown!” Johnny squealed and giggled as he made his way to me. Yeah! If Cinderella became an exotic dancer at midnight. A note was tucked neatly by the side.

I didn't waste time looking though because I wanted to get into my dress. Jonathan politely excused himself and let the girls dress me up. The dress felt soft and silky against my skin as I slipped it on. Kayden and Jeane tightened the corset while Rachel got my glass slippers. They were four inches long and definitely not made of glass but I loved them. Apparently these were just for the photo shoot and the real ones would be delivered later on when filming for the movie started. After adding a huge, sparkly necklace, some dangling earrings and blue and white flowers in my hair, the look was complete.

I fell asleep in the middle of the movie. The morning sun cast its rays, making my eyes flicker. I woke up, immediately greeted by the warm sunlight coming into my room through my window. I looked at the other side of the bed empty only to find two boxes in his place. Curiosity got the better of me and I opened the white round box only to find a beautiful baby blue off-shoulder puffy dress. On the other box, there was a pair of glass shoes. Just like Cinderella.

William suddenly rushed into my dressing room. When he entered, his eyes filled with grievance. But when he saw my wedding dress, his expression changed to ecstatic joy. He carefully avoided my belly, hugged me, and choked up: "It must have been so hard preparing for the mating ceremony with such a big belly..." "I've already punished those gossiping tongues. You won't be wronged again." As he spoke, his fingers nervously rubbed my waistline. "Is this wedding dress too tight?" The bridesmaids gave him a sneered glance.

Sending her a grateful smile, I started to thank her for reassuring me when the strangest thought crossed my mind. I gasped and turned to Isobel, suddenly remembering… “Hey! You’re his sister. You can answer my question. You know that Maleficent costume you made Ezra wear to the Halloween party at work because he lost a bet to you? He said it was your second choice. But he refused to tell me what your first was. So, please… Please, I gotta know what you originally wanted him to wear that night.” Isobel blinked at me without answering. Then she slowly said, “You know about that bet?”

One thing I also noticed is that there are so many of them that whenever they dress so simply, I saw the bodyguards asking for their identity, which means they wouldn't easily be able to come in here if they don't give a means of identity or they have to explain that they are just maids. It wasn't easy for me to find the person, but I moved around the mansion and found someone who had her ID on the top of the counter. So, I stole it and made my way towards another place to find one of the dresses to wear. Once I found one that matched my size, I quickly dressed up, cleaned my face, and put on a nose mask to cover up my face. I also changed my hairstyle and continued going out in the maid’s d