Bugs Bunny X Lola Bunny Novels & Stories

“Mommy see that!” He was jumping with frenzied excitement as he pointed at the billboard that read “Welcome to MoonWolf!” “Cool right?” I showed him an exasperated smile and the fatigue in my voice flew right over my son’s head. He continued chattering loudly as he took in my homeland. “Mommy, are you okay?” Lily tugged at my hand and when I looked at her, she was worriedly nibbling on her bottom lip. My daughter had always been the more thoughtful and perceptive one. The behavioral difference in my kids never failed to wow me at everytime.

Lora walked in and flashed a smile at him, who looked confused and lost at the same time as she went to sit on the visitor’s swivel chair. “Who are you and how may I help you?” He asked. Lora leaned in closer with her hands on the desk that separated them. “I’m a friend and colleague of Luna at M&M Studios” she responded. Paul nodded still not convinced as to why she had come to see him. “My name is Lola and Luna asked me to come to see you…” she leaned in closer and whispered “You know for some ecstasy… she says I could get some real good options from you” Paul nodded “Very well… why did she tell you about the product?”

The power of cuteness won yet again, I petty him, she has him wrapped around her little finger. “A bunny.” She giggles as the two white pointy ears of the bunny revealed themselves, a cherry blossom pink nose and a white fluffy tail, hops from her embrace. “No, Bun-bun, don’t run away.” Ever-Lee calls as she runs after the white ball of fluff. Lorenzo comes waltzing in with an exhausted look on his face but an incriminating smile. “I thought no pets?” I arch a brow at him as he plants himself on a chair.

"Babe why aren't you letting them go...and you, who are you and why am I just seeing you? She asked pointing at Bunny. "And why should I answer that?" Bunny asked back, matching Linda's rude high pitched voice with a more rude voice. The shock on Linda's face right now is epic, she looked so shocked and aghast at being challenged. Her face was so funny and I couldn't be more proud of my Bunny, she definitely is a no nonsense girl. "Excuse you?" Linda asked Bunny. "Are you talking to me girl? Do you know who I am?" She continued asking angrily to the the uninterested girl.

She said she gets her looks from her mother, right down to her chocolatey brown eyes. "HELLOOO, earth to Katie!!" Her hand waved in my face. "What do you think?" She asked, but I didn't hear her question. "I'm sorry, what?" I looked at both of them. Tanya is watching me with her striking gray eyes. Jax gets his looks from her. Sabrina cocked her head sideways. "You weren't listening again?! Girl, I am gonna buy you some ears." Sabrina laughed loudly, "Luna was wondering if you wanted me to help you study?"

He question as he motioned with his hand for us to leave the tent. "What's with the little fox nickname?" I queried as we exited the tent. He opened the boot of a relatively expensive looking Aldi Q7, and threw the suitcase in as though it weighed nothing. "You remind me of one." He shrugged and expanded on his explanation. "They have white hair, and often have two different coloured eyes." He concluded, closing the boot.

When I reached the doorway, I heard soft giggles from inside. I peeked in and saw Lyric sitting on the bed with the two girls, making animal shadow puppets against the wall. The kids eagerly guessed the animals she created. “Bugs Bunny!” one of them shouted excitedly. Lyric’s smile grew, and she gave the girl a thumbs-up. “Auntie Lyric, I’m bored,” one of them whined. “Let’s play the magician game!” “No!” the other one protested. “Lana, you always want to play that game! I want this one!”

Lola said, hanging up the phone, her eyes filled with fierceness and malice. She left the lounge and went upstairs to room 606, and knocked on the door. In a moment, the door opened. A man wearing black-framed glasses appeared in front of me, resembling a character straight out of a comic book. Lola laughed like a little fangirl, "Carsen, my friend's robot dog had a problem, can you help fix it?" Carsen took the palm-sized robot dog and said softly, "I need some time." Lola laughed and said, "Alright, no rush. The birthday banquet is about to start in half an hour. Do you want to go downstairs?"

“I get the whole animation thing, which is probably why you’re a die-hard anime fan girl, but the voice-overs bit…? I don’t know.” Lola cleared her throat and cupped her mouth with both hands. “Gee, Mickey! It sure is hot out here today. I wish we could get iced margaritas and a nicely air-conditioned room. Maybe some strippers, too.” Santiago is stunned to silence as he continuously shifts his gaze from the road to Lola’s nonchalant face. “What in the world was that?” “I’m pretty sure you know Goofy from the Mickey Mouse franchise.” “Yeah. Why the hell did you just sound like him?”

It was as if she had disappeared into thin air. "Let's take that!" Loral said, pointing at a very big, cute white fluffy animal that stood out on the display shelf. "No, it's too expensive," Lily argued. "We're on a budget, remember? Let's get Mom's things first and then buy something small for ourselves with the change." "But you already have something like this, Lily," Loral whined, rolling her eyes. "Not fair." "It's not as huge as this." "If you want, I could give you mine. It's not like I'm doing anything—" Just then, a group of guys passed by their aisle, and Lily thought she saw someone familiar.