Bunny Basket Novels & Stories

“I’ll love you forever. And I’ll carry you everywhere I go. May when you open your eyes again, Moon Goddess gives me the opportunity to be your daughter again in the next life.” I reached into my side bag and pulled out her favorite toy—BunBun, the floppy-eared rabbit with a sewn-up leg and missing button eye. I placed it on the grave, beside the flowers. It looked small there, and odd against the soil, but not out of place.

Small blankets were folded carefully on the shelves, bottles lined up like vows, and everything, every corner, every line, appeared to vibrate with hushed expectation. Gabriel crept over to the crib, holding his favorite stuffed bunny in both hands. The material was faded from love over the years, one ear slightly droopy where the seam had unraveled. He rested it against his cheek again before gently laying it on the bed, flattening its ears with solemn focus.

He heard her say as she admired the pet infront of her. Kace turned beside the cage of the hamster and saw a rabbit staring down at her. She bent down to look at it closer. “Aww! What a cute bunny!” “That would be 150 dollars, miss. That rabbit is a rare breed. It came from another country,” one of the store assistants said. “Ah… I… was just looking at it. I… don’t have money to buy it.” She stepped away from the cage and decided to just go out of the store since she didn’t really have enough money to buy.

When she was done, she grabbed a spoon and squatted to where she had dropped the bunny, and placed it on the table. "Could you please help me hold it in position?" Hazel asked Kira who was entranced in watching what was going on. "I... Of course" she stuttered and walked closer to the table, then she held the bunny in position while Hazel scooped a spoonful of the potion and fed it to the bunny. "Why? Is it sick?" "Nope. Don't worry. You'll know soon" Hazel finished giving the bunny the potion as they waited. Then she grabbed the bunny to her face, looking at it as the bunny stared back at her. She smiled and dropped the bunny on the floor as it hopped away.

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.”

said the manger and I nodded my head before I remembered the bunny “I respect Nina’s privacy and won’t ask about her whereabouts but can you please send this to her. It’s her pet and a Christmas gift from me , please let it get to her before or at most on Christmas Day “ I said, stretching my hands holding the cage towards the manager who gave me a small smile and collected the cage. “Cute bunny, what is it called ?” She asked “Little Aiden “ I said proudly , I almost grinned which was embarrassing. The manger raised her eyebrow questionly and I winked which made her throw a mortified laugh

Shaurya gave 999 roses to her and two types of soft toy bunnies. Jiya giggled when she found bunnies in return as a gift. "I never knew that you have a thing for bunnies?", Jiya asked and took toy bunnies in her hands. "No! I don't have anything for bunnies but I have tons of tons of things for the woman who loves this Bunny", Shaurya said huskily while pointed at himself. Jiya blushed darkly and a loud growled came out of his chest. His long firm arms wrapped around her tiny waist and squeezed it slightly.

all the maids looked determined to impress Susan at any cost, in order to make her visit Luna frequently, all of them decided on the same plan. Susan handed Luna a basket as a gift for her terrace garden, "this is a small gift from me for your beautiful terrace garden" Luna eagerly opened it to find four small rabbits of different colors inside. Her face lit up with joy. "Awww, are these for me?" she asked Susan. Susan grinned. "Yep, they're all yours. Do you like them?" Luna nodded happily. "Yeah, I love them, awww, they're so adorable."

The book caught Leonica’s eyes out of everything. She picked it up, flipped through it and chuckled at the fact that he still recalled a discussion that had taken place when he had been hospitalized. If he this was his way of courting then, simple gifts with big messages, then he’d be happy to hear that it was a brilliant idea. The next and last basket after that was Owen’s basket. It was huge, simple and lavish. A basket of Purple Daffodils, a few romantic scented candles and a huge freaking white teddy bear that was the size of a freaking human!

"Oh it's nothing serious. So where are you going to put the bunny?" "Outside,"