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Princess Butterscotch ebook by Basak Serin

Butterscotch, an orange cat and history teacher from the modern world, accidentally becomes trapped in the ancient underground kingdom of Bluelight after stepping through a mysterious doorway in a library. Lost and unable to return home, she meets Chestnut and Weston, two kind cats searching for a better princess after their kingdom suffered under cruel leadership. Although Butterscotch misses her old life and struggles to adjust to the dark, old-fashioned world, her kindness, intelligence, and fairness inspire the others. Over time, Chestnut and Weston believe she is exactly what the kingdom needs, and Butterscotch eventually agrees to become Bluelight’s new princess while still hoping she may someday return home.

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Princess Butterscotch Written by: Basak Serin
Butterscotch is an orange cat with dark brown eyes. Her fur is of medium length. She wears a hot pink scarf with a darker shade woven through it that she always keeps on. In her present life, she is a history teacher who loves learning and teaching about the past. One day, while Butterscotch is studying old cat stories, she discovers a hidden secret doorway inside the library wall. Instead of leading through time, it opens into a forgotten underground cat kingdom sealed away for centuries. Before she can turn back, she slips through, and the doorway disappears behind her. Butterscotch becomes confused and scared as she realizes she is trapped in a lost world far beneath her own. The bright pink of her scarf stands out against the stone tunnels and ancient cat carvings all around her. She quickly realizes that the entrance is gone and that she cannot simply return home. Now stuck in the hidden kingdom, Butterscotch tries to find help from the cats who live there. Even though she is
frightened, she uses everything she knows about history to understand their world and search for a way back home. In the cat village of Bluelight, there is no electricity or modern supplies. It’s very dark at night. The atmosphere is calm but not very colorful. Chestnut is a light-brown and white tabby cat with long fur and lime-green eyes. He wears an aqua green bow tie and carries himself like a noble guardian of order. Once a former princess’s helper, he now ensures the village runs smoothly, organizing daily life and solving problems with a serious yet kind heart. By his side is Weston, a small white and orange tabby cat with bright amber eyes. He wears a lime green bow tie. Weston is funny and curious, always asking questions and making jokes, even in serious moments. Together, they balance each other perfectly as they try to keep the village peaceful.
Chestnut and Weston are also on an important mission in the village. They are searching for a new princess, someone kind, fair, and good-hearted who can lead the cats properly. The old princess was cruel and disliked by nearly everyone, and her rule left the village in confusion. Now they hope to find someone better who can bring peace and balance back to their world. Butterscotch walks through the village in the early morning light, where everything feels ancient and still. The stone paths are cold, and the cats around her move with strict, formal manners. She tries to act normal and calm, but her relaxed gait and bright pink scarf make other cats give her strange looks. Fortunately, Butterscotch remembers something important. Before she arrived, she had read old records about the kingdom’s traditions. She quickly adjusts her behavior, copying the proper greetings and posture she studied, trying her best not to stand out too much. The villagers still stare, but she manages to avoid drawing too much attention.
Later, when she is alone near a quiet stone archway, the reality of everything hits her again. She understands fully that she cannot go back home. The doorway is gone, and there is no clear path back to the surface she came from. She sits down, trying to stay quiet, but she begins to cry softly to herself, overwhelmed and scared. Even so, she wipes her tears and tells herself she will find a way out someday. From a distance, Chestnut is walking into the village square and notices her sitting alone. He pauses, watching her carefully as he studies her behavior. He can see she is not causing trouble; she is only struggling to understand where she is. He decides not to approach right away. Instead, he waits quietly until she notices him first, maintaining a calm, steady presence while giving her space. She sees Chestnut and asks for assistance.
Butterscotch: Can you help me? I’m from the modern world—no, I mean I don’t know where to go or where I am. I feel like I don’t belong. Chestnut: I believe that you are lost, but not careless. What happened to you? What’s your name? Butterscotch: It’s Butterscotch. I’m a history teacher. I was studying at the library. I came through a doorway that disappeared. Now I can’t find my way back to my timeline, and I don’t know what to do. Chestnut: I’m Chestnut. That’s surprising. A disappearing doorway is not something the village openly speaks of. You must be very careful about who knows your secret, future girl! She gasped. Butterscotch: So, is there a way back home?
Chestnut: I’m not sure. But survival here is possible if you learn the kingdom. Butterscotch: I don’t even know what this place really is yet. Everyone keeps looking at me as if I don’t belong. Chestnut: That is because you don’t belong here. But that is not always a bad thing. Butterscotch: What do you mean? Chestnut: This kingdom has been without balance for a long time. The old princess made it that way. Butterscotch: Old princess? Chestnut: She ruled unfairly. She ignored the village cats and made decisions only for herself. She did not listen, not even when the kingdom was falling apart.
Butterscotch: That sounds like it hurt a lot of animals here. Chestnut: It did. That is why everything feels so strict now. The village is trying to recover, but trust was broken. Butterscotch: So, what happens now? Chestnut: Now we look for someone better. Someone kind enough to lead, and patient enough to fix what she damaged. He smiled at her. Butterscotch: I still don’t understand how I fit into any of this. Chestnut: (smiles softly) You don’t need to understand everything at once. Just know that I will keep your secret safe. The village does not need to know where you came from. Your secret will shock everyone in the kingdom and
cause chaos! You must adjust until you go back to your timeline, okay? She nodded. After talking to Butterscotch for some time, Chestnut had been thinking about it for a long time, but at that moment, he made a quiet decision. He realizes that helping Butterscotch find her way home may not be what the kingdom truly needs. He sees her kindness, her patience, and the way she listens, and he begins to believe she could become the new princess they have been searching for. Without warning, Chestnut asks her immediately to come with him to where he and Weston work and the former princess’s castle. He tells her she does not need to decide anything about the future yet, but she should see the place where the kingdom is guided and cared for. Butterscotch is surprised and unsure, but something in Chestnut’s serious yet gentle tone makes her agree.
When they arrive, she meets Weston. Weston immediately greets her with curiosity and humor, acting excited and slightly chaotic, as if he has been waiting for something interesting to happen for a long time. Butterscotch realizes this is a place full of responsibility and the beginning of something she does not yet fully understand. Butterscotch explores the princess’s home. The place is gray and old. Chestnut, Weston, and the current Princess have their own bedrooms, closets, and more. Butterscotch: This place is bigger than I expected. I wish there were a splash of color, like pink and purple. Weston: Yeah. You mean rose and violet colors, right? Butterscotch: Yes. Weston: I agree. Are you and Chestnut friends?
Butterscotch smiles and giggles. Weston: Of course, we are! He is sometimes too much. But he means well. He cares a lot. Chestnut is serious, waiting to speak with Weston. Chestnut: Weston, may I speak with you for a moment? Weston hesitated. Weston: Okay? Butterscotch walks slowly around the room, looking at old maps and carved stone tables. She sighs, wondering if she’ll be able to go back home to the modern world. Weston: (whispering). Okay, what’s going on? She still looks like she’s halfway out the door.
Chestnut: She is. But she is also exactly what the kingdom has been missing. Weston: You mean the princess idea again? Chestnut: Yes. Weston: That’s a big thought. But also makes sense. She is really kind. Chestnut: And she listens. She is so unique and smart! She is also beautiful and fair. Weston agrees and glares at her. Weston: She also looks like she still misses her home. Chestnut: That is why we do not rush her. We guide her.
Weston: And if she doesn’t want that? Chestnut: Then we respect that. But I think she will understand in time. His smile faded away. Weston: You really believe in her, don’t you? Chestnut: Why wouldn’t I? Weston: Okay, then I’ll help too. If she becomes a princess, I’ll support her! Later, the trio talks about technology. The walls are cold, and the air smells of old dust and damp stone. The large room looks like a communal workspace, filled with heavy wooden tubs and rough stones.
Butterscotch: It’s so quiet here. Back home, I could wash my clothes in the washer and dryer, use my computer, or listen to music on my cellphone. Weston: (Scratches his head) What are you talking about? A washer? Does it have paws? And why would you dry clothes in a 'dryer' when you can wait three days for the cave dampness to dry them? Butterscotch: No, Weston. They are giant machines that spin like whirlwinds! And my cellphone is a tiny piece of glass that I can use to search for information, listen to music, and more! Weston: Butterscotch, what’s a computer? Is it like a magic box with homework inside? Butterscotch: Not exactly, Weston. A computer is a machine that people use to obtain information and stores information so it can be used again later.
Weston: I see. Your timeline is interesting. Weston really wants to visit her timeline someday. Butterscotch: Back home, electricity powered nearly everything, such as lights, machines, and even my cellphone. Chestnut: Electricity? What sort of force is that? Butterscotch: It is a kind of energy. It travels through wires, giving people light when the world grows dark. Chestnut: Light without candles or firewood? Butterscotch: Yes. Entire cities can shine through the night because of it, and people use it to power tools, music, and great thinking machines called computers. Chestnut: That’s really useful.
After hearing about electricity and the modern world, the room goes quiet for a moment. The idea of Butterscotch’s world feels almost impossible for Chestnut and Weston, but also inspiring. Later, the three decided to color the palace pink. Chestnut and Weston began by collecting natural materials from the village gardens and nearby fields, choosing rose petals, beetroot, and wild berries to create pink pigments. They used cloth bundles, reed brushes, and moss pads to spread and blend the paint onto the stone walls. They crushed pigments on flat stone slabs and mixed them with chalk and water until the paste became smooth shades of rose pink for painting the castle walls. As they worked, Butterscotch explained how paint in her world was factory-made with refined pigments and chemical binders stored in sealed cans, allowing huge walls to be painted quickly with rollers and brushes.
Chestnut carefully adjusted the mixture so it would cling to the damp stone without running, while Weston blended lighter and darker pink tones to create soft variations across the walls, slowly transforming the cold gray castle into warm layers of pink. They also furnish the home. Finally, the work was done. Chestnut quietly leads Butterscotch down a calmer corridor away from the painted hallway while Weston follows close behind, still excited from the work they had done. Chestnut offers Butterscotch the old princess's room. Chestnut explains gently that she can stay there for now as a safe place to rest while she decides what to do next. Butterscotch looks around the quiet room, tired but relieved, and realizes she finally has somewhere to sleep in this strange new world. It’s morning and the cats wake up.
Chestnut and Weston wake Butterscotch up to start the day. Chestnut: Good morning, Butterscotch! Butterscotch wakes up and greets them. Weston: What would you like for breakfast? Butterscotch: Pancakes! Chestnut paused. Chestnut: Pancakes? Weston: What’s that supposed to be? Butterscotch: (signs) Never mind.
Chestnut: We have bread and fruit. Come on, let’s have breakfast! The three have breakfast and start the day. After breakfast, Butterscotch decides to sit outside and look at the sky. Later, Weston, the cat, joins. Butterscotch: I wish I could take a picture of this with my camera. Weston: What’s a camera? Butterscotch didn’t answer. Weston goes back inside and spots Chestnut. Weston: What are you doing?
Chestnut: I’m making Butterscotch a princess dress! I want to help her feel more comfortable during these times. Weston: I see. That’s very thoughtful of you. Chestnut is making Butterscotch a bright pink princess dress. The dress is dark and light pink. He also made her a dark pink princess hat. As soon as he was done, he called Butterscotch to show her. Weston: Look what Chestnut made you! Butterscotch is shocked. She thanked him. Chestnut: I knew you’d like it! Butterscotch puts on the dress for a while. She likes the dress.
Later, Weston and Chestnut have a conversation with each other. They both sit down at the table. Weston: You are a good friend! Chestnut: Thanks. Weston: So, what do you think? Do you believe Butterscotch will go back home to her timeline? Chestnut: I don’t think so. But until then, let’s help her navigate the current system. Weston sighs. Weston: I guess so… Soon after, Butterscotch sits near a lake in the kingdom. She wonders whether she will return home to her timeline. She is upset. Chestnut and Weston appear.
Chestnut: Butterscotch, may we speak? Weston smiled and sat right next to her. She nodded. Butterscotch: I feel upset that I cannot go back to my timeline. Chestnut: I’m sorry. But I’m afraid there is no solution to going back home. You came from a portal from your world into our world…now you are here…forever. I’m afraid you are stuck in our era for a long time. You might as well adjust to this world. Somehow it happened. Don’t worry, Butterscotch, maybe there is still a way to go back home, to your timeline. Butterscotch smiled. The three cats hugged each other. In the 15th-century cat kingdom of Bluelight, the misty rooftops glowed faintly under a pale sky that never fully became day or night.
A royal courier cat named Sir Leopold arrived at the countryside home where the old princess once stayed. Around his neck was a sealed scroll marked with the crest of Bluelight. He is an elder cat. He is a gray and white cat with brown eyes. He is smart and serious. Leopold wears a dark blue bow tie. He gave them a letter. Inside, the message was urgent, but Butterscotch did not fully understand it. It mentioned a name she had never heard before, as if it carried importance for the kingdom. To her, it only added more confusion. Weston and Chestnut immediately reacted when they heard it. Their ears flattened, and they looked worried, but they did not explain the name yet. Instead, they focused on the message's urgency.
The kingdom of Bluelight was unstable after the old princess ruled it. The Council of Whiskers believed a temporary princess, who is kind and fair, was needed urgently to guide the kingdom before things collapsed into confusion. Chestnut stepped forward first, tail flicking anxiously, and begged Butterscotch to accept the role. Weston quickly joined in, pressing close and meowing softly, urging her not to refuse. Sir Leopold stood quietly, waiting for her response, as if the message itself depended on it. Butterscotch looked down at the scroll again, still confused about the unfamiliar name and why it mattered. Weston and Chestnut kept insisting that the important part was not the letter's name. It was the kingdom and the fact that it needed a princess right now. Butterscotch hesitated.
Butterscotch: But I’m not from this timeline. I want to find my way home. I don’t know… Chestnut: Please. Just until things are stable again and until you go back home to your future timeline. Weston stares at Butterscotch sadly. Butterscotch thinks for a while. Outside, the mist thickened over the rooftops of the kingdom, as if waiting for her answer. Butterscotch thought about it, looking from Weston to Chestnut and then to Sir Leopold, before giving a small, determined nod. Butterscotch: I’ll be the princess of the kingdom that everyone needs.
Sir Leopold immediately lowered his head in formal respect, his tail stilling as if the message had finally been fulfilled. Weston was relieved and stepped forward as if he could not believe she had agreed, while Chestnut cheered. Butterscotch, Chestnut, and Weston all hugged each other. 𝔅𝔲𝔱𝔱𝔢𝔯𝔰𝔠𝔬𝔱𝔠𝔥’𝔰 𝔏𝔞𝔴 “𝔗𝔥𝔢 𝔴𝔬𝔯𝔩𝔡 𝔦𝔰 𝔫𝔬𝔱 𝔣𝔞𝔦𝔯. 𝔗𝔥𝔢 𝔴𝔦𝔰𝔢 𝔡𝔬 𝔫𝔬𝔱 𝔴𝔞𝔦𝔱 𝔣𝔬𝔯 𝔦𝔱 𝔱𝔬 𝔟𝔢𝔠𝔬𝔪𝔢 𝔣𝔞𝔦𝔯. 𝔗𝔥𝔢𝔶 𝔩𝔢𝔞𝔯𝔫 𝔱𝔬 𝔢𝔫𝔡𝔲𝔯𝔢, 𝔞𝔡𝔞𝔭𝔱, 𝔞𝔫𝔡 𝔯𝔢𝔪𝔞𝔦𝔫 𝔨𝔦𝔫𝔡.”