Feels The Rabbit Novels & Stories

"If you ask me I will tell you the truth and nothing but the truth I really like this guy and I really do think and feel that he is a breath of fresh air and everything I wanted and more like do you know when you send a telegram or an SOS to the universe and you tell universe what do you want exactly and to bring it at the right time and you manifest but what you end up with this not what you asked for and you find out that you messed the rhythm up or you just I had to learn a lesson before you met the person that you're with right now? " " I know the feeling when you have just broken up with someone or just gotten out of a relationship or hookup maybe and you meet someone that you didn't ex

Rowan entered the house and heard loud sobs from the room. He quickly went inside and found his rabbit crying in a corner holding a frame against her chest. He went towards her and kneeled. Rowan : hey, hey, what happened, rabbit? He was wiping her tears, but it was not stopping. She just threw her arms around him and hugged him tightly. She was feeling lonely and was badly missing her mother today. Rowan : just calm down, rabbit. It's not good for you nor our baby.

As I place my hands on its soft tiny body, I feel a gentle flow of energy. My heart trembles within my chest, and I try to ignore it. I close my eyes, concentrating on the sensation. Soon, I can feel the rabbit's life source, a gentle hum of energy flowing through its body. I sense its heartbeat, its calm breath, its very essence. But my own heart refuses to calm down. I can feel it pounding in my chest, a reminder of last night. Alpha Xzen. I shake my head pushing the thoughts away, focusing on the task at hand.

Alyssa said keeping a sad face. A hissing sound "Ah!" The rabbit gasped. "What was that?" The rabbit asked and grabbed Alyssa's usual white gown looking quite afraid. Then Alyssa hurriedly came down from the bed. "My goodness this room gives me the creeps," the rabbit adds as he shakes continuously like someone catching a cold. "Don't worry am sure it was just the wind," Alyssa said confidently. Hissing sound again "Now I am sure that wasn't just the wind," Berk said with his teeth shaking like a grinding machine.

But then the rabbit turns around, its eyes finding mine. Almost pleading. I don’t think. I lunge, aiming for its neck. It moves in the last minute, making me miss the area that could instantly kill him. Instead, I end up stabbing a part of its back. Something that won’t kill him instantly but definitely weaken it. My fingers trembled and I feel tears fill my eyes, making my vision blurry. Forcing myself to toughen up, I grab the rabbit by the ears and attempt to break its neck.

I touched it gingerly, a shiver running through me. The sound of a soft thump followed by a rustle of movement drew my attention. I turned to see Lina, Felix’s pet rabbit, hopping into the bathroom, her nose twitching curiously. She was a stunning thing, snow-white fur, ears tipped with the faintest hint of gray, eyes like polished black glass. “Hey, sweet girl,” I murmured, crouching down to scratch behind her ears. She leaned into the touch, her whiskers quivering.

I looked at him. Let the silence sit for exactly the right number of seconds. "And what if he did?" The sound that came from him was not a word. It was something more elemental than a word, something that bypassed language entirely and went directly to the part of a person that communicated in pure feeling. He groaned like a wolf.

It wasn't a perfect day, but I was going to enjoy it the best way I can. As I sat there, lost in thought, i heard rustling in the bushes. I opened her eyes and saw a small rabbit hop out. It was a cute little creature, with soft brown fur and bright eyes. The rabbit hopped towards me, and I held out my hand. The rabbit sniffed my hand, and then hopped up onto my lap. U couldn't hold but smiled and stroked its fur, feeling a sense of calm wash over me. I stood up as I continued my view round the garden until I stumbled upon a hidden garden. It was a breathtaking sight, filled with vibrant flowers, towering trees, and winding pathways that seemed to lead to secret corners of the garden.

I continue moving softly, then I start to circle, keeping the rabbit in my periphery as it munches on berries. With speed and agility I didn’t know I possessed, I jump for the rabbit and snap its neck before it has time to even make a sound. A painless death, that’s the least I could do for it. My mouth waters as the smell of its blood fills my nose. It’s as if my gums are tingling. I feel pressure on my teeth. “Ouch!” I cover my mouth and wince in pain.

He then shrugged me heading to the animal room. When we got to the animal room, my whole face furrowed. “What happened to them?” I curiously asked after seeing all the animals are full of blood and dead. “You tell me. I know you could feel their feelings.” Dr. Gilbert strode closer to those dead animals. “I can feel their all terrified. But why?” I raised my hands sideways. “Animals are more sensitive about feelings. These kinds of scenario prove two things. I have heard it decades ago.” He sniffed out the blood from the dead rabbit.