Follow Their Traces Bunny Novels & Stories

I am coming for my mate. Throwing her bag back in her car, I tucked her phone in my pocket just as one of the trackers returned. Shifting, he pulled his shorts back on. "Your right, sir. The path doesn't make sense. It is almost as though it is meant to confuse us. Nearly as good as Luna's scent trails during training. Nearly, but not quite as good. We found where the scent breaks off. Only it is Bri's scent but someone else. The only problem is it leads to a vehicle, which is harder to follow with so many cars on the road. There have already been a good dozen or so that have driven the same way as the vehicle that Bri was put into."

Chase always asked me where i get all this weird references from and i educate him about another region called earth, where i once travelled to with my Momand i got lots of soveniers from there. i heard the rustling of the bushes around me and i took my fighting stance when a white bunny came out, it looked so adorable that i almost did not want to kill it. keyword being almost. “fuck it” i said after contemplating and dashed towards the poor prey, within seconds my throat was tingling with pleasure as i drained the blood out of the bunny, once i was done i looked at the bunny that now looks mummified and could’nt help but feel a tinge of pity.

A sliver of moonlight cut through the canopy above, guiding me deeper into rogue territory. I clutched the note the alchemist had sent, her cryptic words etched in shaky handwriting. “Follow the wolf’s fang, and you’ll find me.” My fingers traced the drawing of a jagged stone she’d mentioned, the one now visible just ahead. The boulder rose like a lone sentinel, its shape resembling a broken canine tooth. The air grew heavier the closer I got, thick with the stench of herbs and smoke. My pulse quickened, but I forced myself forward, refusing to let fear slow me down.

Alpha Jackson had landed me on my ass more times than I could count during our one-to-ones. I took up working with Annabelle learning some tracking techniques during the past weeks, like which animals left which footprints, which wild plants and fruits were good to eat or poisonous and how to create traps (originally meant for pups who hadn’t gotten their wolf yet). I struggled a little bit with it, but Annabelle was patient with me and true to her word she let me ride the back of her wolf form to get to places quicker. The first trap I made for a bunny I accidentally sprung on myself

"Mom? Essy sat beside me. I noticed the sullen look on her face. " Essy? "What's wrong? I asked. " I'm sad" " Baby what's the matter? I closed the magazine and faced her. "What's wrong my cute baby? Her eyes were almost teary " I lost him" " Who? I asked "Bunny" she replied. "Where did you last see it" "With George" she replied. "He took for a ride, somehow he went to the forest at the back of the beach and it ended up in a ditch"

Nothing that gets me closer to the she-wolves, the pups, or the kidnappers. I make my way back to Finnegan and Caleb, hearing that they’re still talking to sheriff. Doesn’t seem to be going well for the human. He doesn’t know what kind of bear…or wolf…that he’s poking. I’m about a mile from them when the wind shifts and the sheriff’s scent hits me. It nearly stops me in my tracks before I burst out running. Frantically, I mindlink both Finnegan and Caleb, I scent the she-wolves and pups all over the town, but the point of origin, the most recent scent is coming off that man in front of you.

“You scared me. What are you doing home already? I thought you were taking Evie with you to the bike trails?” “I was. When we got out there, I realized the bike has a flat so we came home. While I was removing it from the Jeep’s rack, I let Evie out in the yard and she found these little critters.” Side-stepping, Jim drew them together to the edge of the window well and looked in. Following his gaze, Teri glanced into two pair of large brown eyes, two baby bunnies cuddled together in terror in one corner of the well. “They must have fallen through the grate,” Jim explained. “When I got over here to see what Evie was after, they were trying to jump back out— that must have been some of the no

Its leg was twisted at a terrible angle, a thin splinter jutting out of its leg, dark with blood. “Terrible luck you got there, little one,” I shook my head, then approached gently, spreading my arms. “I don’t bite,” I continued. “And I’m not going to harm you, okay?” The bunny trembled, but didn’t run away. I took the leg and narrowed my eyes at the white fur. “This is going to hurt, okay?” I snapped the splinter, and with one smooth motion, I pulled the rest out, tossing it away. The bunny whimpered.

TESSA The moment was broken the moment we heard rustling. My body tensed while Rowan moved quickly, going out of the water, to look for signs of intrusion. However, as he got closer to the bush, he leaned down and pulled out a… bunny? A small, snow-white bunny. I let out a breath I hadn’t even realized I was holding, the tension leaving me all at once. Rowan turned around and showed it to me.

Just as we’re about to pile into the vehicle, though, I catch a flicker of movement in the corner of my eye. Whatever hold I had over the rogues, they’re out of it now. “Go, go, go–” I say hurriedly, ushering Thea onto the bus. And then the earthshattering sound of a gunshot rings out. And everything goes completely still.