Cheshire cat encounter
While on the rabbit's collar, Alice rubs herself with the silken soft bunny ears. But this is better then silk as she runs the fir one way and then the other over her nipples. She begins to feel very gently aroused that brings on a kind of waking dream.
As she begins a to relax a little and allows herself to recall the source of her terrible rage. She had just been laying on the grass under a tree reading a book in the garden, when Chessie her cat jumped on her and had started purring. The gentleness of the summer afternoon and Chessie's gentle purr lulled her into a kind of torpor. She did not notice how human-looking Chessie had become and that the cat was now the same size as herself. She did not notice that she had been shrunk out of her clothes and was now little taller than her book...
Alice woke up.
"Who are you?, she asked Chessie, sleepily.
"Why, I'm Chessie, of course!"
"Don't be silly, Chessie is my cat and you look decidedly human!"
Alice looked around and examined the now giant book beneath her. "Oh, this is a dream," she mused. "How else would I be sitting naked on a giant version of the book I was reading, and besides not only do you not look at all like my cat, but you would be far too small or far too big for a cat depending on whether this is a giant book or we are very tiny and sitting on a normal-sized book." Alice looked around her again and concluded that they were both very tiny and sitting on a normal-sized volume. "You are far to small for a cat!"
"Oh, I can quite easily grow to the size of a cat, if you wish."
"So, you could, could you?"
"In fact, I could quite easily grow to the size of a normal human being as opposed to a ... a little freak like you."
Alice was indignant, but decided to keep her calm, afterall Chessie, if this really was Chessie was just a cat and one had to give dumb animals some latitude. She sat up and made herself taller than Chessie and gave her her best a wry , challenging squint. "Oh, I would very much like to see that!"
"Oh you would, would you?"
"You should be careful, you know," remonstrated Chessie now the size of a normal human being. "Careful of who you accuse of being only a dream!"
Alice didn't know how she came to be standing, but standing she was facing a very giant and suddenly very carnivorous looking Chessie licking her lips. She was too frightened to notice the sound of her pee cascading onto her book around her feet.
"Why," remarked Chessie, "you're no bigger than a mouse!"