Novel & Cerita Bunny Picnic

“Why do I get the feeling that nickname is going to catch on?” We ate our picnic beneath the light of the stars. There were strawberries, blueberries, and chunks of pineapple; there was white chocolate, hot tea, and crumbling biscuits. We sat cross-legged opposite one another, and we fed each other berries and chocolate, cast in the silvery light of the moon. Samyak swept me up in his strong arms, and pulled me up, onto my feet, into a hug. I toed my shoes off onto the picnic blanket, and we danced together, kicking up sand with every step.

I’m the Luna of the first pack to be rebuilt for our new future. And that’s about to get a lot brighter. Mandy steps out from one of the houses nearby. “Here you go, Luna.” She hands me my picnic basket. It’s a little heavy, and Devon takes it without hesitation to carry it for me. “We’re going on a picnic?” he asks. “Yep,” I say. “Follow me.” We walk side by side through the forest for some time before we get to our destination, a small clearing by a babbling brook. The greenery is so vibrant here, with so many different plants feeding off the water that every color of green is represented.

A warm hand on my face brings back my focus on my Jelly roll, who is looking at me with a cute smile on his face. Aah, I smile back at him biting his cheek. You wish you were me, huh? "Peaches, I have something to tell you but can we save it for later? Let's enjoy our picnic". He picks up our basket and we make our way to our picnic spot which is under the shade of a huge tree, a lake with a bridge, and grass. Like every cliche picnic spot. "Snookie poocum", I lay down the blanket on the ground before placing myself on it resting my back on the tree as Hunter took out the food he prepared earlier arranging it on the blanket.

I braided my hair tightly, pinned it up, and left the room. The picnic was held on the south lawn in a field of daffodils. Long tables had been set up in white linen filled with plates of fruit, cold meats, pastries. Girls in bright summer dresses laughed and flitted about like butterflies. There were also lawn games but I was not interested in any of them. I found a spot beneath an oak tree at the edge of the gathering, half-hidden by its low-hanging branches. I sat on a cushion, back against the trunk and tried to become invisible.

“But the delivery is late.” “I hope they deliver chocolate at least,” River scrubs with Lili backing her up with intensive head nodding. Jackson turned Black Pit into a well-organized farming community. They produce almost everything here … from peaches to carrots … to … bacon. I’m not sure about chocolate. “There are lots of bunnies in the forest on the mountain,” Lili announces dreamily, off topic. And now I’m wondering — what else is in that forest? Bares? Snakes? Cougars?

she responded. “Amen to that,” Alianna added excitedly. “You know, we complain about how much of our time they take when they are younger, but as soon as they grow up, we start complaining that they have no time for us,” Xara stated, filling up Alia, Penny and her glass with wine. She was glad she finally got to see her friends together like this again. She'd missed their company and their goofy nature. “The basket in the kitchen is a picnic basket; let's head out to the garden for a picnic. A little fun won't hurt,” Penny giggled like a hyper 3-year-old child.

"Vincent, look. Isn't this bunny cute? Won't you play with us? Please?" Vincent said with a blank expression, "Rabbit meat is delicious. Whether it's made spiced or braised, it tastes amazing. "Barbecued rabbit is also really tasty, the meat is super tender. Just thinking about it makes me drool." Birdie was first stunned, then she burst into tears. "Bunnies are so cute! How could you eat them?" Vincent never expected her to cry so suddenly and so bitterly at that. He began to panic. This was the first time he had encountered such a situation.

Thinking it was probably a deer or smaller animal I gathered myself and headed back to the party ready to enjoy the rest of my night. "Lilly!" I stepped out into the clearing hearing both Ruby and Damian yell my name. Looking around and seeing both of them by a huge table full of food I give them a big smile and head over. My head was clear and I felt like I could eat a whole cow by myself. I grabbed the plate Damian offered and started piling lots of chicken legs and beef ribs on it. I followed both of them to a blanket that layed out on the ground. Glancing around I noticed everyone was sitting in groups on several different blankets it looked like we were all having a giant picnic, as I s

I narrowed my eyes at him, but after a moment, I sighed and decided to let it go… for now. There was no point starting another argument and ruining my evening in one of the most beautiful places I had seen in a long time. So I grabbed one of the snacks from the tray and settled back in my seat, deciding to enjoy the scenery instead. A small white bunny suddenly hopped through the grass and came close to the gazebo. It looked really cute and adorable, with its little nose constantly twitching. The bunny hopped closer, then stopped. My smile widened. "Want to hold it?" Kael asked. “It's actually safe. All the animals here are regularly examined, vaccinated, well-fed, and cared for.”

"I think we need some more practice, don't you, my pet?" "Yes, Mistress Clara." ------------ ---------------- A week later . . . ------------ ---------------- Bunny was trying really hard not to laugh as they pulled into a Rent-A-Storage facility near Dublin, Georgia. For the entire trip, she had been picking up the brown paper sack next to Shamira's seat, showing it to her, and grinning like a madman. A peanut-butter sandwich, some applesauce, a now-empty blood pack, and a banana.