Aladdin & his Prince Charming

By Alex Anders

Children are disappearing from Aladdin's magical realm, stolen away in the middle of the night by a fire-breathing dragon. Vowing to save his people, Aladdin journeys by magic carpet to the dragon's land and meets the handsome Prince Eric on his way to wake Snow White with True Love's Kiss. Smitten with the charming young royal, Aladdin pretends to be a wizard and convinces Eric to journey with him to battle the dragon. But as the showdown with the dragon rapidly approaches and the two heroic men risk their lives for one another, their hearts may find something that will help them truly live happily ever after.

Excerpt:
With both men deep enough for the water to cover the first ripple in their stomachs, Eric circled Aladdin and stopped behind him. Aladdin's back, illuminated in the unusually bright moonlight, was covered with scratches and wounds from this adventure as well as many others. The prince took the time to trace everyone of them with his wet finger cleaning the wounds and imagining the unbelievable adventure that created them.

Having traced every scratch and scar, Eric then cupped the water in his hand and poured it down Aladdin's arms. Slowly washing off the dirt and the remainder of his most recent adventure, he reached around onto Aladdin's chest. Pulling their bodies together as he rested his head on Aladdin's neck, he slowly caressed the meaty mounds on the dark chest. Closing his eyes to take it all in, Eric let his hand drift lower and lower until on the back of his hand rested the hard curved c*ck of the man he never wanted to let go.

Aladdin, for the first time in his life, didn't know what to do. The only person that had ever touched him like this was the princess and with her it had always felt awkward. This didn't feel like that. There was something thrilling and passionate about this that make Aladdin's heart race. Feeling Eric's masculine face on his neck was causing his eyes to flutter, and when the pale beauty nuzzled his young cheek against the soft of his neck, Aladdin finally lost control.

• Language: English
• Publisher: RateABull Publishing
• Release date: Mar 5, 2012
• ISBN: 9781466105515

Book preview

It came to be that Aladdin, the hero of Magrabah, the friend of a genie and the husband of the princess, celebrated his 25th birthday in a courtyard full of those that loved him and people that cheered his name. He had conquered the fiendish giant of Tomba, vanquished the sorcerer of Limtini and averted the flood from the Binibi Sea. Magrabah was now at peace and no one dared disturb the protected city; but Aladdin was not pleased.

Aladdin sat behind the banquet table next to his wife and his best friend, the freed genie. And as the crowd’s chants of his name turned into a song that would live on through the ages, he rested his cheek in his palm and sighed.

Excuse me, Prince Aladdin, a squeaky voice said from below the table.

Aladdin leaned forward to see the dusty face of a six-year-old boy who was no bigger than he was at that age. A white smile beamed across the cherub’s face.

Yes, Caleb, isn’t it?

Oh yes, Prince Aladdin, the boy grinned excited that Aladdin would remember his name. I wanted to give you this. It isn’t much, but it was all that I had.

The little boy stretched out his short fat brown arms and handed Aladdin a box. Aladdin turned the box around in his hand wondering where one of the kids that some used to refer to as ‘street rats,’ could have found a box. Remembering how he struggled to merely find bread during his toughest times, he marveled that his fellow ‘street rats’ were now so well off that they could afford a box.

Open it please, Prince Aladdin.

Aladdin looked down at the boy amazed that he could afford even more than just the box. So gently pulling at the colored string tied around it, he released the cover and removed it. Inside was an apple.

Aladdin stared at this apple. He had only seen pictures of it on scrolls.

Where did you get this? Aladdin asked in a rich surprised voice.

I traded for it. But it was an adventure, the little boy said proudly. I wanted to get you something special for your birthday.

Aladdin looked down at the boy in amazement. The boy could have been him at six years old. At that age there was nothing that Aladdin couldn’t imagine and nothing that he felt he couldn’t do.

Thank you! He said still bewildered. This is the best gift that I have ever gotten, and I’m friends with a genie, he said staring into the boy’s wide eyes.

With a huge smile on his face the boy ran off, but Aladdin continued to stare at the apple. Looking at it closely, he saw something that no one else would’ve. He saw the boy’s adventure. He saw the boy’s freedom. He saw his own future.

Just then the chanting of his name grew to a fevered pitch only to be interrupted by his ravishingly beautiful wife.

Speech Aladdin. Speech! She said staring at him.

With his mind still awash in flashes of adventure, he rose to his feet. The cheers poured out through the crowd. Aladdin looked over at his wife. She was even more beautiful than the girl he had married 5 years earlier, but she was different. The two of them, instead of growing madly in love during their time together had developed into friends. It wasn’t unpleasant, but it wasn’t love.

Speech, speech! The crowd chanted.

Aladdin, still awash in thought, grabbed his goblet allowing the words to gather before flooding out of his mouth.

Thank you my friends, my loved ones, he said turning to the genie and his wife. And thank you my fellow people of Magrabah. It has been an amazing journey from when I first met my friend Genie, to where we are today. And as we stand here, no one threatens our city, no one goes hungry, and everybody is happy.

The crowd cheered in acknowledgement. Aladdin looked on astonished. When the screams died down he spoke. He didn’t know what he would say next, so when he said it, it surprised him as well.

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