Boingo Bunny Novels & Stories

“Yes." Bingo!

They weaved through the crowd, the world around them a whirlwind of lights and sounds. Callie’s laughter was a melodic undertone, her excitement contagious. Elias found himself drawn to a particular stand, where players could pay to shoot an air gun at balloons and win prizes. He glanced at Callie. ‘Care for a little challenge, Bunny? Time to put your shooting training into practice.’ Callie’s eyebrow lifted. ‘Oh, a challenge, is it? And what’s the prize?’ Elias’s gaze flickered to a big stuffed bunny with long ears, perched high on the shelf. ‘That bunny right there. What do you say?’

A strong woman won’t go back to the person who broke her heart because she understands that she can’t get happiness from the same place she lost it. – Rayi Noormega Tuesday morning Bunny walked into Jolene’s hospital room with a small backpack in one hand and her work bag in the other. She wore a hunter green sweater dress and burgundy leggings. Her knee-high dark brown boots matched the decorative buttons on her dress almost perfectly. There was a slight baby bump that was showing.

The giant bunny's body started trembling, its arms started to expand! I immediately probed the child, 'What do you mean by boom!? Tell me!' The voice hurriedly answered in an excited tone, ‘Like… explode…!’ Then it giggled. I could almost imagine its eyes twinkling and hands up in the air. Pop? Boom? Explode? 'You mean like a bomb?!' I asked hysterically, unable to restrain my emotions. I can't help but panic. The bunny is having its revenge on us! It wants to retaliate because that's what we did.

“Water likes a cue.” “Teach me,” said a boy who had thrown up honorably the day the ferry took water and had been forgiven into usefulness. “We don’t teach,” the ferry-woman said. “We let you copy.” Rooke’s matriarch pressed a folded banknote into Minta’s palm and spoke without sentiment. “Spend this on bolts and flour. Send the receipt to my least favorite cousin.” “Pleasure,” Minta said.

“Hey, Artie! We have a customer!” The blue bunny turned its head briefly to the man before stretching, yawning, and then standing up. Jai entered the carriage and they departed to the Windlet’s Headquarters. Jai would’ve walked by his own, but he was trying to catch Darrion and this was the best option to get there fast. “Oh um, is it alright to ask your bunny to go faster? I’m trying to catch my friend,” Jai said. The young man laughed at him as the bunny started hopping. “You’re trying to catch a windlet? You’ll never succeed, sir. They’re called the Children of the Wind not for nothing.”

I mumble and look down at the bunny in my hands, gently strocking it. Theo lets out a sigh and picks up my bag that was still lying on the ground where I left it. Then he comes closer to me and glances at the rabbit in my hands. At last, he reaches his hands and softly strokes the still trembling fluff ball. "Do you wanna hold it?" I ask, slowly grabbing my bag from his hands, still clutching the bunny tightly with my other hand. He doesn't reply and just snatches the bunny from my arms. I couldn't help but grin at him, putting my bag over my shoulders.

“Shopia, what are you doing?” The little girl raised her face and smiled sweetly while raising her rabbit doll. “I'm playing with Bunny, Grandpa. Bunny is having a picnic in the garden.” Adam smiled slightly. "A picnic, huh? Does Bunny like tea or milk?” Shopia seemed to think for a moment, then answered firmly, "Milk! Bunny likes chocolate milk.” Adam nodded while adjusting his position on the wooden bench. The afternoon breeze blew gently, carrying the scent of moist soil and fragrant roses growing around the garden. He saw the green grass stretching out wide, with a few small birds hopping between the bushes. The atmosphere felt so peaceful.

Derek says with a fake pout. I simply roll my eyes at him and wrap my arms around Camilla. "Are you guys staying for dinner?" Camilla asks. "No can do. We just came to say hi to our buddy but we'll be here for breakfast tomorrow." Santiago says. "You guys sure will. I want all of you here first thing tomorrow. We have a lot of work to do." I order. "Yes boss! We have to go but we'll see you tomorrow. Bye!" Bambi says and the rest nod in agreement.

The little girl jumped up in excitement as she saw Henry approach her with two bunnies in his hands. He gave her one of the bunnies and she immediately brought it out of the doll house to kiss its fluffy fur while caressing it like a child. "And who is the other bunny for Uncle?" The little girl asked as she noticed a bigger bunny in Henry's hands. "My girlfriend," Henry said, a smile plastered on his face. He never planned to buy a bunny but he changed his mind at the last minute, he was sure that Abigail would be happy to have a new companion.