What's Your Name? (Ciel Phantomhive X Reader)

Dress Up..

"And that, (Y/n), is proper table etiquette." I nodded slowly taking it all in on how to set a table. I picked up the dinner knife. "So this is what you use at dinner?"
"Yes (Y/n)! You're learning fast!" Sebastian smiled. I jabbed it around and his face fell. "So can I play with this?" He thought for a moment.

"Unless young master says different, no." A gleeful knock interrupted us. Sebastian walked to the door and looked at me. "Wait here, if it is no one important we shall continue our lesson." I nodded and waited patiently. What was behind the eyepatch young master wore? A small voice giggled so I strained to listen as Sebastian greeted a new guest. "Hello Lady Elizabeth, what a delight."
"Where's Ciel?" A voice asked innocently. "Working."

"Cieeeeeeeeeel!" I seen a girl in a very cute dress run up the stairs as Sebastian came back into the room. He clasped his gloved hands together and sighed. "Unfortunately due to our guess, Elizabeth Midford who's betrothed to young master, we'll have to cut the lesson short today. Please do the laundry and then sweep the manor." I nodded and went to get cleaning supplies before going to go to young master room.

I knocked on the door before hearing an aggravated, "Come in." I opened the door only to see Master getting squeezed by Elizabeth. "Sorry for the interrupt–"
"Ciel! Who's that?" The blonde asked and ran to me and grabbed my hands. "She's cute! May I play with her?"
"As long as I can get my paperwork done, Lizzy."

"Play?" I asked feeling giddy. "We can play?" I asked starting to bounce. A hand rested on my shoulder and I met the harsh gaze of Ciel. "Her type of playing, not yours (Y/n)." Lizzy cocked an eyebrow. "Her type of playing?" She asked. Ciel muttered something. "I like playing dead with others."
"Playing dead?" Elizabeth asked slowly. "You know until your opponent IS dead." Elizabeth paled slightly. "O-okay. How about we play dress up? Ciel you can tell me how cute I dressed her."

"Yes Lizzy." He sighed as I was dragged away. I looked back to find him staring at Lizzy and I. Waving as I left the room with Lizzy pulling me.

"Lizzy, it's too tight!" I breathed as she pulled on the tightest corset I've ever worn. "It makes you look adorable!" Lizzy bubbled. I sighed and felt her slip on the actual dress. "Okay you can look now!" I opened my eyes finding myself in a blue and white dress with a black ribbon keeping it tied into my body tightly. "It's much better than that drab maid's outfit, Paula!"

I looked to see a brunette look up excitedly. "I need the bow!" Paula nodded quickly and opened her hand letting a small hair clip that was a white and blue bow tie with black lace. I smiled and gently fluttered my eyes shut as she clipped it into my hair. I opened my eyes and smiled.

"She looks beautiful Mistress!" Paula sighed and clasped her hands with mine. "Let's go show Ciel! Maybe we could convince him to have a big party!" Lizzy squealed and yanked my hands from Paula's grip before twirling me around. I was fitted into black heels before Lizzy and I clicked down the hall. "Ciel! I'm done dressing (Y/n)! Look at her!" The door opened revealing Ciel.

"Lizzy I–" Ciel stopped mid-sentence. "Bloody hell (Y/n) what are you wearing?" He growled. "Lizzy dressed me. I like it." I said simply before twirling. "It's not something I would wear to play. But it's beautiful." I said and stumbled on the heels before Ciel caught me. "Damn." He muttered lifting me back onto my feet.

"Take those bloody heels off before you kill yourself." Ciel growled. I kicked them off and stood just below his height. "Better?" I asked him. Ciel rolled his eye. "Much." He sighed and looked me up and down again.

"You look nice (Y/n)." Ciel finally muttered out sourly. I smiled. "Yay! You like it!" Lizzy cheered and grabbed Ciel's arm leaning on him. "Could we have a ball here?" Lizzy asked snuggling into his arm. Ciel gave a bored look before looking at me again. Ciel closed his eye and gave an exasperated sigh.

"Fine, yes we'll have a ball. But I will not dance."