Bunny A นิยาย & เรื่องราว

"I'm sorry it took me this long." "It's all fine. Where do you work? Maybe I can hop on sometimes." "I... uh..." Fuck. "She works for me.," Adam suddenly said. I turned to him with wide eyes. "So you are the boss. That's what your relationship really is?" "You can say that," Adam answered. I coughed and looked outside the window. What the hell? "What do you own?" Noiney asked. I closed my eyes and massaged my forehead. I didn't know that she was this curious now. Is this how teenagers are nowadays?

he retorted in an irritating tone, “I don’t want the world finding out I am blind” “No one is finding out, I am tired of having to sit in your office everyday okay? I want you to get well and come back, America needs you” The two of them were still talking when the soft knock on the door reached them and Bunny sauntered into the room with a tray in his hand. “Good morning ma’am, good morning boss” he greeted the two of them as he bowed slightly, “the madam has sent tea for you ma’am and some herbal tea for the boss”

"This is our newest, Bambi." It took me a second to recognize my own name. My new name. She gave me an expressionless stare. Her blue eyes showed nothing except for.. discontentment? Still I pulled forth my trainings from school on etiquette and tried out my warmest smile. "Hello! I am so glad to meet you." I said. Vixen rolled her eyes at me as she stood up, "Oh, your one of those girls." She said distastefully, Fox reprimanded her quickly, her tone loud and serious.

She never did change. She placed one of the bunnies in his arms and cotton candy in his hand then she began walking to the Ferris wheel. Shawn looked at the bunny in his arm as he followed her. It was green in color. Smiling, he increased his steps and ate off the cotton candy. A sweet sensation rushed through him and as much as he tried to convince himself that it was the candy's doing, he knew that what gladdened him was the fact that Jade never forgot his favorite color.

He had learned early on that Lune was sensitive to many things, and he wanted to be the rock she could lean on during this transformative journey. Arlo started by creating a safe and nurturing environment at their home. He transformed a corner of their shared bedroom into a cozy nursery, painting the walls in soft, calming colors. He chose gentle pastels that would evoke a sense of tranquility, far removed from the turmoil they had both faced. Arlo spent hours assembling the crib, meticulously following the instructions, and testing each component to ensure it was secure and safe. It was an act of love, a physical manifestation of his dedication to Lune and their child.

Pressed her face into my chest. Lydia smiled. It didn't reach her eyes. "Hello, Liyana. I'm Lydia. I'm here to talk to your mommy." Liyana didn't look at her. "I like your rabbit " Lydia said. "Does he have a name?" Liyana mumbled something into my shirt. "Bunny " I said. "Her name is Bunny." "Bunny." Lydia wrote something on her clipboard. "Liyana do you know why I'm here?" Liyana shook her head without lifting it.

Her voice is shaky as she speaks, giving away that he is not very good at lying. So her name is Bunny, interesting. I heard Zayn call her that when he had my shirt balled in his fits, but it just did not seem like a name that suits her. She is fierce and fiery, while the name BUNNY is soft and quiet. Exact opposites. “Is he supposed to be here?” Bunny skips the greetings and asks straight away as she points at me. “Umm, yeah, sure. Of course,” She replies as she plays with the necklace on her neck nervously.

Silently watching Bella's departure. "Damn, poor little bunny."

Poppy took over before we could start fighting like two adults who should have known better. “I’ll be quick.” “And don’t forget the croissants with the crunchy ends.” “I won’t.” “And don’t buy the almond ones. Bunny is allergic.” I looked at Bunny, lying on the chair beside her. “Bunny is made of fabric, Pop.” “Bunny still has bodily rights.” Sebastian nodded as if that were a valid business statement. “Sure, Princesa.” Poppy kissed the iPad screen loudly. “Bye, Daddy!” “Bye, Capitano.”

She tells, trying to convince her. "Your mom is right. It would relieve his pain. Intravenous delivery gives instant relief than oral medication." I smile and reassure the kid, even though it looks like she didn't understand what I said to her. She glances at me with confusion on her face and I let out a small laugh, looking at her cute reaction. "Will Bunny be okay, Miss?" The little girl asks me as she stands behind her mother and peeks timidly while I inject a painkiller into her pet rabbit. It's cute to know that she named her pet rabbit Bunny because it is indeed a bunny in real.