Diana Bunny Novels & Stories

The second the first beat played through the speakers, Nikki became Diamond, and Diamond owned that stage. I reapplied a smoky shadow that made my blue eyes pop. Against my pale complexion, the contrast screamed theatrical, and I was confident it worked. I was younger than any girl here, and my body showed it. There wasn't a stretch mark or a track to be found anywhere on my skin. Nothing drooped or sagged. My ass was tight enough to bounce a quarter off it, and my abs rivaled my butt. I didn't work out. I'd just been blessed with genes that left me lean and toned. It helped that I wasn't a big eater, and I walked everywhere I went-except Club Swank.

“Oh.” “You have nothing to fear from me,” she says. “I will not say a word about it to anyone. If there is anything I would gossip about, it is the fact that I shared a drink with the woman who controls an army of rogues and how young she is. I mean, you can't be more than twenty five, right?” “Twenty three, to be exact,” I tell her. “I will add another year by next month.” “Like I said, impressive. So, please allow me to formally introduce myself. I am Kaylee Barnes. Luna of the Herring pack,” she says as she extends a hand.

“I won’t be bullied by anyone. That’s what this person who killed your mother and is threatening us is—a bully and a coward.” “Thank you,” Amy said. “But stay safe.” “I’ll be fine,” I insisted. “Look! I just saw a bunny over there at about nine o’clock.” “I see its ears,” Amy said. “Let’s chase it, girls.” We took off after the bunny, chasing it into the woods. “Do you ever feel bad about scaring small creatures?” Amy asked. “It keeps them in shape to evade other predators,” Diana explained. “I’m ready to check on my car,” Amy said. “But let’s do this again soon. There’s no place to run in the city.”

Amber nodded just before a contraction rippled through her. As the moon rose to its peak, the Lunas began to push. Amber was the first to birth to her child, which I expected. He was a healthy boy with blonde hair and blue eyes. I passed the boy to Alpha Damien to clean him up as I turned my focus to Michelle. The moon reached its peak as the female was born. I called to Selene and the moon turned blue before she descended to earth. We clasped hands and began the incantation to seal her powers. The wind picked up as we finished the spell. She turned to her beloved creatures and smiled, then faded and returned to the moon. I quickly put the blinding spell on the female and watched as they cra

Sybil promised. Hearing that, Abby pulled Brian out as fast as she could. Brian's plan to see Diana had failed. But how could he refuse his beloved daughter? When Diana was dressed, Sybil looked at her in awe. “Diana, you are absolutely gorgeous.” Diana lowered her head out of shyness, but the truth was that Diana was a pretty woman. With the make-up and wedding dress, now she looked like a goddess. Diana took a deep breath, and then Sybil led her out into the main hall, where her father was waiting.

“For the castle?” “Team you.” “For cartoons?” “Team doctor.” Poppy narrowed her eyes. “Politician.” I pointed at her with my stylus. “At last, you recognize the species.” Sebastian looked at me from the rug, still sitting far too low for a man who looked as if he should only ever stand in glass conference rooms making grown adults sweat. Bunny sat in his lap in a dignified position. Beside him, Anastasia Sparkle stood on the balcony of the new castle, having survived the dinosaur trauma and apparently returned to managing her café.

But that was totally forfeited when the said people's president was my dick of a father who placed all our lives on burning coal. I was about to doom it all and through myself inside when the sound of approaching steps filtered through the room. Diana emerged from the corner dressed in a black knee-length bodycon dress and matching heels. The had a nice fur coat on top, but I still caught a glimpse of a tiny bump peeking through the lapels of her coat. How long has it been since I saw her? Goodness, Diana Bockle had a boyfriend? The woman was work-sexual, utterly in love with being Tom's lap dog.

She looked like one who had an impeccable taste, and she greeted us with champagne. “Ms. Pembroke, what an honor. I’ve been following your story. Veridian is extraordinary. And the way you and Mr. Lockwood handled that terrible scandal—magnifique.” “Thank you. And please, call me Diana.” “Diana. Bien. Now, tell me about your vision. Classic? Modern? Romantic? Bold?” “I have no idea.” “She needs something that makes her look like the goddess she is,” Maya supplied. “Something that will make Xander forget how to speak.”

Description Diana is a seventeen year old introverted high schooler in Fort Fairfield, Aroostook county. She live with her mother, Juliet and her little brother, Cole. The story begins with a set of unusual activities after Diana’s birthday leading to the discovery of her magical powers. She is the last white flasher and the only person who can fight against the evil that is eating up the very fabric of the world of magic.

"Yes! And I also love the giant white teddy bear you bought for me. He's so soft!" I sat there, completely baffled, watching as Luna started listing off a dozen different things "I" had supposedly bought for her. New clothes, toys, books—things I hadn't even seen, let alone paid for. I didn't understand a word of it until she tucked a strand of hair behind her ear and added, "Aunty Diana said you're taking me to watch The Lion King on ice this weekend, too!" "Aunty Diana?" I repeated. I stood up slowly, my legs still feeling like jelly, and looked at the woman Luna had just called "Aunty Diana." She took a confident step toward me with a smirk that told me she knew exactly who I was.