Animatronic Rabbit Novels & Stories

Connor frowned. "What?" he questioned. We were already in front of my house. I looked at Anne, who grimaced apologetically. "It's just that..." Think, Caro, think "He has two names, yes, that's it." I smiled. Anne looked at me questioningly. "Yes," she said, somewhat confused. "My rabbit's name is.... Misifú Firulais." How awful. Connor turned to us, as he unbuckled his belt. "They named his rabbit twice, one after a cat and the other after a dog." he scoffed. He burst out laughing.

"Don't worry, your rabbit will be perfectly safe with us." And that was how Froseti got back to its old home. Only now it had a fancy silver bracelet hanging on its neck - one of Katherine's own bracelets as a collar had yet to be made. Proudly, Froseti showed it to the rabbit-ladies. The bracelet had a tiny glass heart hanging on it and every time a sun ray hit the rabbit's front, it sparkled in all colors of the rainbow. Although Froseti still looked at Katherine with sad eyes when she left, it didn't seem to be as dissatisfied as the last time. Maybe the beautiful white rabbit lady poking her nose in his long ear shyly was one of the reasons.

Hands that had to be a foot long, easy. Two tiny red orbs danced in the darkness, the light reflecting and giving them an odd, pale glow. That’s when Abednego first heard the scratching. Slow, like the laboured dragging of heavy furniture across an ancient wooden floor. Followed by a ticking, tapping sound. The man heard it too. His eyes grew wide, his mouth trembling. He attempted to speak again but all that came out was that wet, rattling cough. He fell over trying to reach for the rabbit. About grabbed the rabbit carcass. It was still warm. He threw it, with everything he had left in him, into the dark opening.