Jessica Rabbit X Novels & Stories

It was just him and me hiding behind the tablecloth. His fingers were playful and he kept brushing his knuckles against the inside of my thighs. Meanwhile, Jessica who had absolutely no clue as to what he was doing to me, answered, “I want my wolf to be a glorious grey wolf. I believe she would be taller than the other she-wolves and have a great speed.” Dacre gave her a smile as he lightly pinched the inside of my thigh, making me stifle a gasp. Jessica’s attention turned to me for a while and she blinked but I was not worthy of her gaze so she snapped it back to Dacre.

Alice tried to say something but her voice caught on a sob of pleasure as his hand came down on her again. “What did you say?” He demanded. “Tell me what you are?” “A bad girl.” She gasped. “A very bad girl.” Jessica almost groaned with disappointment when Mr. Ryan pulled away. But then she licked her lips, her p***y tightened as he began to unbuckle his trousers. In her seat, she was shaking. How long has she dreamed about his c**k? Now she would finally get to see it. It would make her fantasies so much more real.

"Secrets! This is the big one. I'm going to ask a question about your partner's past. If you get it right, you get fifty points. If you get it wrong... you lose." She looked at Kieran. "Kieran. What is the name of Jessica's first pet?" Kieran froze. He looked at Jessica. Jessica looked expectant. "Uh..." Kieran stalled. "A dog? Rover? Spot?" "It was a hamster," Jessica said icily. "Named Mr. Nibbles." "Who remembers a hamster?" Kieran defended. "Wrong!" Mira shouted. "Zero points!" She turned to Cale. The room went quiet. The cameras zoomed in on Cale’s pale, tired face.

52 Jasmine's heart thudded violently in her chest. She felt as though a bucket of very very cold water was poured on her. "Are you insane? I'm sure there's something wrong with your observation. Your boss and I... It's impossible!" She exhaled, shocked and amazed, as she redirected her hazel eyes to the rabbits playing across from her.

Do you want to be the little rabbit? No, she didn’t want to be a rabbit. She wanted to be a fox—a clever, beautiful fox that would show its teeth if it had to. “I just wanted to, like, get to know you,” Jake said. “Even when we were little I liked hanging around you. But every time we meet, you run away from me like I’ve got a disease.” “I do not.”

The rabbit kept up with her, bouncing quickly across the ground, leading her into the gloom of the ancient pines. Cassidy dragged herself into the gloom, faltering, and collapsing on her side. Her breath heaved, her broken body refusing to go any further. The rabbit came bounding back. It nudged her carefully. Cassidy couldn't move. She couldn't even find the energy to shift to her larger form. She just lay on the forest floor and wheezed helplessly.

Not that it stood out from the crowd, but a Ragdoll cat wandered out among the cheetahs, and this Ragdoll cat was still learning how to hunt in a decent way. "One, two, three, four, two, two, three, four~ one more group!" Jessica exercised a lot more today than before, and she had started to rest before, but today a voice shouted a slogan in Jessica's mind. "I can't do it anymore~~Mr. Roger, if this continues, hoo~ Jessica will die..." Jessica was breathing heavily, her cute little face was already flushed, big beads of sweat were dripping like raindrops, and the area under her body was already damp.

I bolted up in joy, unconsciously hugging Kelly. It seemed pretty ridiculous but it was worth the wait. I looked at my best friend and a wave of fright coursed through me, she wasn't looking all happy and jovial anymore, she was full of bad energy and lingering eyes. I could feel her offloading dozens of rage aura and she could wolf out if I moved any nearer. "Rachael, you have been chosen by the moon goddess to become the Luna of the Crimson Moon Pack thereby becoming the Alpha's Mate," Sari said, hitting his bong staff on the floor.

Slowly, she felt her eyes begin to droop as sleep started to claim her. The next thing Maya knew it was light, and she opened her eyes to find a rabbit staring at her. She smiled at seeing the cute forest animal. “I remember a time when rabbits would run away scared of me,” Zion said. His voice vibrated through her body. “He’s a cutie pie.” “If he doesn’t move he’s going to end up in a pie.” She jerked up and slapped him on the chest. “Don’t be rude.” The action finally alarmed the rabbit, and he took off.