A Rabbit Down In A Bite Novels & Stories

The leaves whisper, uneasy. The rabbit blinks once, twice, then goes limp in my arms, exhausted. I can feel its heartbeat slowing against my chest. Still alive. Still mine. Kael’s gaze softens. “You caught it.” “I did.” “And it bit you.” “It did.” He smiles faintly. “Then you’ve already won.” “Don’t jinx it.” “Wouldn’t dream of it.”

As I fell deeper and deeper into my thoughts, I noticed a large rabbit across a small bush a little distance from me. “Rabbits, they're really fast, but maybe I could..." I said silently as I crounched down, readying all four of my feet to pounce on the rabbit. I waited a few seconds for the right moment, and when it finally came, I pushed myself off the ground, and in an instant, the rabbit's upper body was between my jaws. I bit harder into its torso, holding it to the ground to make sure it didn't have the chance to run away, and after a few minutes, it stopped moving.

Sure enough, the cases of rabbit-women swallowing the bloodstones saw a huge decline. I returned to my room. Recalling Rebecca's words, I snuffed out the spices burning on the table. For some reason, I thought being a rabbit-woman wasn't the great thing it was chalked up to be. At that moment, Mom entered the room. She frowned when she saw that the spices had stopped burning. "Everly, why aren't the spices burning?" I rubbed my stomach. "The smell of the spices makes me hungry, Mom. We don't have much food in the house, to begin with. I ought to eat less."

I wish I could have something to give it to eat. "Do you want to be my friend?" I know it can't understand me but still, this is the first normal thing which I have seen in this place. May be it's stuck like me. Does Augustus knows about it? May be not because he will eat it. I shook my thoughts aside and looked at it. That Rabbit slowly came out of its hole and looked at me. "Do you really want to be my friend?" I screamed and fell on my bum when it's started talking. What the hell!

But I had seen what lived underneath that smile now, the fear that flashed across his face before he could bury it, and one thing became clear that I hadn't grasped until tonight. Gideon wasn't hiding a scheme against me alone. He was afraid of what I might find if I kept pulling on this thread. I called Milo the moment Gideon left for his study. "He grabbed my wrist, Milo. When I said Desmond's name, something in him broke loose for a second. Then he closed it back up and fed me some story about Desmond being a difficult chapter. He thinks I believed him." "Did you believe him?" "Not for a second." Milo went quiet, and I could hear him weighing his next words with care.

The solid silver bands met Caleb’s descending fangs. There was a crunch of tooth on metal, followed by a painful yelp. I shoved forward with all my weight, throwing my bleeding body into his. We fell tangled onto the stone stage. The impact of the fall drove the air from my lungs, for a few seconds my world went dark. When my vision cleared, I was on my back. Caleb’s wolf was shaking his head, snarling above me. He raised a clawed paw to finish me off. A silver acorn landed on the stone between us.

- I say and move him with my other paw and he groans in pain. What a show I am. - Sorry, I didn't mean to hurt you - I release him and stare at him. I'm so hungry... I approach him slowly with my wild side awake and when I'm about to eat he hears a noise, I look prepared towards the noise and see a rabbit come out from behind the bush. I'm not going to eat my first little friend. I get ready and jump on top of the rabbit killing him with one bite, as if enjoying the meat. I'm embarrassed when I see the squirrel's eyes staring back at me.

My stomach cramped again, sharp and cruel, hurrying me along. I moved forward, lowering my body closer to the ground as I sniffed the air. I needed prey. Anything. At this point, even a small field mouse would’ve been a blessing. Every step made my paws feel heavier, like the dirt was trying to pull me down and swallow me whole. Then I saw it, a rabbit. Small, white, completely unaware of me, nibbling at a patch of grass like it had nothing in the world to fear. My mouth watered instantly. My heartbeat kicked hard. Before the thought formed fully in my head, I pounced.

She huffed something under her breath, but I barely heard it. I was too focused on the prey. The rabbit cut sharply between two trees. I followed without thinking. My foot caught something. A rope. Before I could fully grasp what I'd done, a sharp snap cracked through the air. Too late. A heavy shadow crashed downward from above. “WATCH OUT!” Scarlett screamed.

he yelped, ignoring Skye’s laughter. A sly grin crept across Dyllen’s face as he reached out again, Eician trying to dance out of reach. The commotion caused by multiple teens barging in at once stopped Dyllen as Brilyn dashed up to Eician, a fluffy brown bundle shivering in his arms. “We found a rabbit in the snow near the trees!” Brilyn exclaimed, looking at his own arms in concern. “It was walking funny and its leg is broken.”