Alice doesn't eat

Tempted to eat the small cake, Alice is a bit more curious as to where her family has gone. The cake will be here when she gets back she thinks and begins to inspect the house.

"Mom? Pop?" she shouts. But there is no answer. She's all alone. She heads out of the house into the yard still wearing her sleeping gown. She calls for her parents again. Nothing. Puzzled she continues onward, through a field to a small creek. How strange for everyone to disappear on her birthday, she thinks. Knowing the next house is just over the creek she jumps onto a nearby bridge. But as she's halfway over the bridge a strange feeling comes over her.

She looks down just in time to see the bridge disappear and herself fall straight into the creek. She splashes into the unusually deep water and begins to float downstream. She paddles a bit and finally reaches land. As she rises out she is soaked and her white gown clings to her body, clearly showing off her small breasts and thin blonde bush. Cold and exposed she shouts out.

"Cheshire Cat! Cheshire Cat where are you? Please, I need help." For a moment there is nothing but then a voice.

"Silly Alice. You should have eaten the cake. Now you're in a fine mess aren't you? Here let me do something about those wet clothes." In an instant Alice is out of her dress and completely nude. Terrified she begins to run. She can feel the cold morning air hitting her body in new places. Finally she spots a little cottage with a smoking chimney. She heads for it. As she gets to the door the Cheshire Cat pops up before her.

"STOP!" he shouts. "You musn't go in here. Any other cottage yes, but you must avoid this one. We play our games, yes, but this is very serious. Do not enter!"

"I can't stand out her like this," says Alice, "let me by you silly cat."

"I leave you now with one last warning, go in and you'll never see another morning," he hisses as he slowly fades away. Alice stands naked looking at the cottage.