A Rabbit Down In A Bite Novels & Stories

Valentino exhaled heavily and he gave a walk to the rabbit to get closer him. The crows were cawing. The rabbit began to shake and it was difficult to breathe. It trembled and fell down to the ground. It twitched three times before it left resting on the ground motionless. Valentino turned his head to Benedict, the rabbit. “You are free now my friend…” he released the rabbit’s front leg as it was flying lightly with the breezes. The wolf approached the dead body of the rabbit, his eyes stared at Valentino. Valentino nodded and then, within some seconds of time, Valentino could watch and let the teeth of the wolf ripping out of the dead rabbit.

It was a big rabbit. I froze and my breathing was suddenly cut out. My breath slammed into my throat as I tried to swallow the scream that had crawled up my throat. I felt the rabbit’s small tongue dart out to lick my fingers then it rushed away. I released the breath I’ve been holding, nearly collapsing in relief. I quickly continued moving. Not daring to stop for fear that another deadly creature will crawl up my arm. The tunnel was too tight so plenty of movement could not be made in it.

“Yeah. My dad even helped me build a little enclosure for it. But the problem was… the rabbit didn’t stay in the enclosure.” Jace’s eyes gleamed with amusement. “Oh, this is getting good.” I took a deep breath, trying to steady my giggles. “The little guy was a menace. He chewed through everything—wires, furniture, even my dad’s boots. And the worst part? He somehow figured out how to open his cage. I’d wake up to find him hopping around the house like he owned the place.” Jace let out a loud laugh. “No way.” “Yes, way! One night, I woke up to my dad yelling. The rabbit had chewed through the internet cable—he was in the middle of a poker game online, and just like that, the connection was g

I held my tea close at first, but ended up setting it down on the floor so I could move faster. The rabbit didn’t run far and after a few minutes, it started to slow down and all of a sudden, it stopped completely and fell to the ground. “No…” I whispered, hurrying over. I knelt beside it and reached out to Its body, touching it. It was still warm, but it wasn’t breathing anymore. I gently turned it over and a gasp escaped my lips as soon as I saw its side. It wsa ripped open and it wasn’t a scratch.

she added quickly. A sudden scent caught my nose. Rabbit. Instinctively, I crouched low in the tall grass, belly pressed to the soil. The rabbit nibbled innocently when I pounced, teeth tearing into flesh. Warm blood filled my mouth, delicious and wild. I devoured it quickly, until my belly was heavy. Exhaustion tugged at me. I just wanted to curl up and sleep—but then I remembered Sebastian. He’d be worried sick. The sun was already rising.

"Don't try anything stupid, Detective." Apparently, this part of the wetlands is rabbit city, and it isn't long before Rae has a plump one in her sights, but the little fucker is fast and ducks under some low-lying bushes. Steve hits Rae on her hindquarters with the end of the chain. She yelps and dives into the bush; I gag when she sinks her teeth into the rabbit's neck, and I taste its blood. Rae lays the rabbit at his feet. "Who's a good girl?" He tousled the fur between her ears, and she went for his hand with a snap of her jaw.

I said . I followed the rabbit's trail and found it eating a carrot under a sunflower. I tiptoed towards it till I got closer to it and grabbed it " gotcha " I said. The rabbit tried running away from me but I held it tight " hey stay calm, I won't eat you" I said as I smoothed it's white fur, it feels so soft in my hands. The rabbit stopped sturggling and just as I decided to go back inside the castle I heard a deep masculine voice behind me.

“It’s gone!” “What’s gone?!” I had no clue of what he was saying. “The bite— the place of the bite on your neck, it’s — it’s gone!” He placed his hand on his neck trying to demonstrate. I touched the site of the bite on my neck and it was as smooth as if nothing had happened. “Extraordinary!” The doctor exclaimed with wide eyes. “Come on now, let’s run some tests on you!” “Shut... up!” I didn’t know why but I couldn’t stand the Doctor.

Hearing that, the rabbit stomps her foot on my feet again— and with a quick pace. “No gambling.” I uttered. “Don’t you want to be rich?” “Money doesn’t matter here on this island.” “Cheh, stingy.” He muttered. “Here, stupid rabbit. A carrot.” CHOMP. The pink rabbit then takes a bite— on his finger instead of the carrot. “GYAHH…!!? SHE BIT ME…!!!” While flinging his finger off from her mouth, he blows his injured finger while healing it with his magic. “She understands what you are saying, you know.” I said to him.

The bunny saw it too and swiped its paws and the snake’s head fell as it was cut into two. “Move faster, mutt!” The rabbit yelled at the chipmunk. “Or let me carry Rose!” “You wish!” The chipmunk says and started running quicker and ahead of the rabbit. I squinted my eyes as something appeared in front of us. Is that a lever? Maybe that lever can put a stop to all of this madness.