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Once upon a time, there was a poor boy 

named Oliver. He was a servant to his rich 

step-brothers, Ellis and Edmund, and his step-

father. He waited on them hand and foot.

He worked all day and he worked all night. 

Soon his step-family was invited to a ball. But 

of course, they wouldn't let Oliver go, unless 

he finished his doubly long list of chores. A ball 

was no place for a servant.

He cried, and cried because his bucket of water 

had spilled. Stupid gravity! Always ruining 

everything! But then, he heard someone kick a 

window in the house. He quickly turned around 

to find a man in a lab coat behind him.

"I'm here to get you to that ball, as long as 

you'll help me out with my physics! If you want 

to go to that ball, you'll want to look dapper!"

Oliver saw a twinkle of hope in the kind man's 

eye. He must have been up to something! The 

man started to wave his wand around and 

shout magic words.Then, all of a sudden...

POOF! The old, shaggy servant became a noble prince! Right before his 

very eyes he saw a pumpkin carriage! 

Once Oliver got to the ball, he caught a 

glimpse of a beautiful princess. She was over 

by the punch bowl, but she was crying. Oliver 

was going to find out why.

Her invitation was floating in the punch, and now she 

wouldn't be able to meet the queen! But Oliver tried to help 

by explaining why it floats.

After Oliver got the invitation out of the punch, they 

danced. But then he remembered what the Fairy 

godfather told him. "Once the clock strikes twelve, the 

spell will wear off. You can't stop centripetal 

force."Since it looked like the clock had almost reached 

twelve, he said goodbye and ran out the door. 

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