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Summery: Cinderella AU. Prince Ash is throwing a ball. He meets a mysterious woman and she runs away with no explanation.

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In the magnificent kingdom of Pallet, Prince Ash prepared for a grand ball to celebrate his coming of age. The entire kingdom was buzzing with excitement, as nobles from far and wide were invited to the royal palace. Among them was a young woman named Serena, who lived with her wicked stepmother and stepsisters.

Serena was a kind and gentle soul, known for her radiant beauty and grace. However, her stepmother and stepsisters treated her as a servant, forcing her to do all the household chores while they prepared for the ball. Serena yearned to attend the grand event, if only for a moment, to escape her dreary life.

One evening, as Serena toiled away, a shimmering figure appeared in her room. It was her fairy godmother, who had heard Serena's prayers for a chance to go to the ball. With a wave of her wand, the fairy godmother transformed Serena's tattered rags into a breathtaking gown, her worn shoes into elegant glass slippers, and a pumpkin into a magnificent carriage.

"Remember, my dear," her fairy godmother cautioned, "You must leave the ball before midnight. When the clock strikes twelve, your enchantment will end."

With a grateful heart, Serena arrived at the prince's ball, her beauty and grace captivating all who saw her, including Prince Ash himself. He couldn't take his eyes off her, drawn to her like a moth to a flame. They danced together, and in that moment, the world seemed to fade away.

As the night wore on, Serena suddenly heard the distant chime of a clock. Panic seized her heart, and she realized the hour was almost midnight. She rushed from the palace, leaving behind only one of her glass slippers on the grand staircase.

Prince Ash watched in dismay as the mysterious beauty disappeared into the night. Determined to find her, he picked up the glass slipper, knowing that the woman who fit it would be the one who had captured his heart.