The Cheating Prince
Chapter One: Beauty's Shower
"Open my present first." Ariel shouted.
Aurora took Ariel's fish wrapped present off the newly waxed floor and began opening her present.
"Thank you, I will definitely use them." Aurora exclaimed as she pulled the nice new china out of the box to show everyone. It took about an hour and a half to open all of her presents.
After all the other princesses left her three closest friends, Belle, Ariel, and Jasmine stayed longer to talk to Aurora.
"Hey, Aurora, do you know why Snow White, and Cinderella didn't come, I thought that you were like best friends?" Jasmine said
"Well, Philip said that they were unable to make it when they RSVPed." Aurora informed them.
"But, I was talking to Cinderella and Snow White yesterday and they wondered why they weren't invited." Belle said.
"That's strange!" they all said in sync
"I could have swore that I wrote them an invite" Aurora exclaimed
Ariel thought that it was very strange that Cinderella, Snow White, and Aurora are all engaged to a man with the same name. He even looked the same! Then the pieces of the puzzles fell into place. Prince Charming was his name but then changed it when he got engaged to Aurora and Snow White. Aurora's husband's name was Philip and Snow White's fiancé's name is Christopher. She was astonished this was the same guy with three different girls!
"I have to do something about this." Ariel thought out loud.
"Pardon?" Aurora asked.
"There is a stain on you nice waxed floor, I have to do something about it!"
"Are you alright?" Belle asked
"Yeah, I-I'll be fine… I think." Ariel said
Ariel suddenly had to leave early saying that she left Melody's Christmas presents out and she needed to hide them before she got home. She left quickly and thought out everything while doing Christmas decorations when she realized she had to do something about it. Later on that evening it was around midnight when she decided to call up the girls and invite them over for a surprise brunch at 10 am tomorrow morning. She said that it was mandatory, and that someone's relationship could be at risk.