Tom looked for Prince Eric at the market.
He saw the prince near an apple cart.
Prince Eric waved. "I found an easy job.
Selling apples!"
A man gave the prince a coin.
Then the man held out his hand.
"Huh?" the prince said.
"The prince doesn’t know how money works," Cat said.
"Servants always buy things for him."
Tom whispered to the prince.
"That man needs some coins back."
"Oh!" said the prince.
He gave the man a bag of coins.
The man laughed.
Another man came to the apple cart.
He held out his hand.
Prince Eric gave him a bag of coins too.
More people ran over.
They pushed each other.
They pushed the prince.
"I must do something!" Tom cried.
Tom waved his wand. "Apple cart, roll back!"
But the apple cart fell over.
Apples rolled everywhere!
"Oops," Tom said.
"My apples!" the apple seller cried.
Tom and the prince hurried away.
"Let's return to the castle," Tom said.
The prince frowned.
"I don't want to do my lessons."
Then he saw some boys fishing.
"I'll be a fisherman!"
The prince ran onto a boat.
Tom sighed and followed him.
"Uh-oh," Cat whispered.
"This boat is leaking!"