Fruit Basket Rabbit Novels & Stories

She came out with the yoghurt drink “Have a sip…see if you like it… it is my invention.” “I drink milk every day.” Almera rolled her eyes and took a sip; It tasted salty…a little tangy and even a bit spicy…. It was definitely different. She happily drank it all up leaving the guess work. “Here.” Mira extended the little fluff ball in her hand. It was a light tan colored bunny. “Keep yourself entertained while I get some stuff ready.” “Oh my god… so cute.” She cuddled the little bunny with a happy smile. Jack excused himself to skin the rabbits. Mira ducked into space and caught another 2 rabbits and gave them to gave for skinning.

My eyes follow his gaze to a patch of bushes that tremble faintly, as though something small is hiding there. We inch closer. My fingers tremble as I clutch my knife. Asher crouches down and parts the branches with the blade’s tip. A blur of white fur darts out, and I nearly scream. It’s a rabbit. The tiny creature hops twice before disappearing into the dark, leaving silence in its wake. I exhale shakily, pressing a hand to my chest. “A rabbit?” Asher lets out a quiet breath, lowering his dagger. “Seems so.”

Dante stated, looking at Raby who has forgotten him in only a few seconds. "How come you didn't give it to me sooner?" The obvious question was posed by Princess Orla. "I was waiting for the right moment to present it to you, so I was nurturing it in the meantime. A rabbit's normal lifespan is five to eight years, but I have given it a potion that guarantees it will live for fifteen years if kept safely" He took a deep breath, giving Orla time to process what he was saying. "Moreover, I wasn't sure you would be able to keep it safely, which is why I didn't give it to you, but now I know you have grown brave and strong enough to save it from the cruel world," he said, giving her a lopsided sm

She wrapped both arms around his leg. "You promised you'd bring me rabbit this time." A few warriors laughed. Ronan crouched until they were eye level. "I did." "You brought deer last season." "I know." "You said rabbit." "I also remember that." The little girl narrowed her eyes. "So?" He reached behind his back and produced a small carved wooden rabbit from one of his pockets. "I figured this one was easier to catch." The girl's mouth fell open. She grabbed it and threw her arms around his neck.

I prepared the rabbit to cook, skinning and gutting it. “It has power. Every little bit counts.” He looked at me. “I am trying to read,” he reprimanded. “Sorry,” I grumbled, spitting the rabbit and propping it over the flames. I checked on the fairy man. He had helped himself to more scone, and seemed content to sit and eat, his wings pressed against an apple. He looked up at me and said something. “I’m sorry, I can’t understand.” “He compliments the cook.”

I plucked a handful and tucked them neatly inside the basket. Next came food. I crouched low, my ears pricked, and sure enough, a twitch of fur caught my eye near the underbrush. Rabbits. My hand slid to my knife, and in one fluid motion I flung it. A squeak and then silence. I retrieved the kill and went after another. By the time I was done, two rabbits dangled by their feet from my basket. Enough for stew. “Not bad,” I whispered, brushing snow from my lashes.

Alexis's Perspective While walking through the forest looking for fruit, because I was too lazy to go to the supermarket to buy it. I realized that a rabbit had been following me since I entered the forest. It was as if he wanted to tell me where the fruit was, and I couldn't help but follow him. He was too cute to ignore.

“Sweetheart, over there by the rock garden is a fish pond. Your grandpa keeps lots of fishes. “And over there, your grandpa had a tennis court built just for you. Big-leaf trees were planted all around, so you won’t get hot playing in summer. “And I know you like rabbits, so I bought a few especially for you. They are not ordinary rabbits. They are something called Princess Gold rabbits…” Sunny corrected her, “They’re called Golden Princess rabbits.” “Yes, yes, that’s it. My little darling is so smart.” Sunny thanked Yuna purely out of politeness.

The forest seemed devoid of life, the usual jarring sounds of birdsong replaced by an unsettling stillness. Doubt gnawed at me. "There's nothing here," I muttered, frustration creeping in. My ears twitched at the rustling of leaves from around the corner. It came from a shrub. I spun around, searching for any movement, any glint of an eye in the bushes. Suddenly, a blur of white erupted from behind a thick shrub. A cute white rabbit, its fur radiating, stood before me. Its large brown eyes locked with mine, holding a sense of curiosity and defiance, coupled with oblivion.

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."