Juuni Taisen Rabbit Novels & Stories

After all blood is thicker than water. Well I am still very socially awkward so Tabitha hired me a home tutor, so I don't have to suffer attending a school and probably having to risk a traumatic attack because of several human beings my age. I hardly step out of the house though, unless on Wednesdays, Tabitha and I go shopping, strolling in the park, have lunch at a nice Chinese restaurant and do some other fun bonding stuff. I opened my bunny's cage to let my cute six weeks old rabbit out. My rabbit had ash and white fur with super clear sparkly eyes.

Aziel shouts. "Speak for yourself" Tanya responds and throws herself forward and then laughs as she struggles to get up from the bushes. When she gets up eventually she is holding a brown rabbit and she laughs like she got a cake on her birthday. "Good job Azalea" "Noo not Azalea, I like Tanya better " she responds and glares down at the rabbit and I can't help but chuckle at how cute she is. "Oh there you are I thought we wouldn't see you again" I turn as I hear Vys voice. I smile at him but notice immediately that he looks thinner and have this haunted look in his eyes.

Adriana sat fully on the damp ground and patted the rabbit, speaking soft words to it. She didn't know how long she had been there but she caught the scent before the footsteps. “Found you.” Tari's voice sounded a little distant from her and Adriana looked up to see her smiling at her. Tari approached her and Adriana stood up. The rabbit became restless as Tari drew close and it managed to escape from Adriana's hands. The two women watched as the rabbit scurried to its hole and disappeared. “I didn't even get to name it,” Adriana said disappointedly and Tari chuckled lightly.

I scrolled through them absentmindedly until one username in the online list caught my eye. Tiger. Without overthinking it, I opened a private chat. Rabbit: Hi... do you mind if I bother you for a minute? I need some advice about my marriage. I stared at the screen, my heart pounding as I waited for a reply. A few seconds later, a notification popped up. Tiger: Hi, Rabbit. Of course. Go ahead. I'm listening. I bit my lip, hesitating for a moment before my fingers finally began typing.

Emily's POV “You can keep him in the backyard of my house,” he said and I jumped up happily. When I noticed what I was doing, I stopped jumping and caressed the cute rabbit in my arms. “You hear what Fayne said? I can keep you in the backyard. We'll be together.” I heard a sound in front of us causing me to avert my gaze from the rabbit to In front of us where an antelope was walking while sniffing the grass for a bite to eat.

I find him reading a book in the sun. “Ash,” I say, tugging on his shirt. “There’s an emergency.” He blinks at me sleepily, before leaning up on his elbows. “Who’s dead?” he asks. “No one,” I say. “Yet. But Mr. Tibbles is turning six and there’s no party planned and that is basically a crime.” Ash raises an eyebrow. “Six?” “Yes,” I tell him. “In rabbit years. Which is different than our years. But he has no cake. No throne. No presents. We have to do something.”

“Yes, and I gave my bunny some of it.” I looked down at the rabbit the reason that Jeff had gotten into trouble in the first place. “How is he doing.” I asked. “It’s a she. And she is fine.” He said happily, then a frown crept up his face. “My father thinks it’s stupid for me to have a pet bunny. He said that I am the next Alpha after him and I don’t need her. I’m worried that my father is going to kill her one day.” “Now don’t say that.” I said kneeling down to reduce myself to be the same height with the innocent child. “I’m sure your father wouldn’t do that.”

She hesitated. “…I had snacks.” Holden grinned. “Rabbit,” he said. Eira blinked. “What?” “You look like a rabbit,” he repeated, like it made perfect sense. “Small, alert, probably faster than you look.” Evren groaned. “Don’t start.” “I’ve already started.” Eira narrowed her eyes slightly. “I don’t look like a rabbit.” Holden spun the knife once more, then caught it cleanly. “You do.” “I don’t have long ears.”

A notification popped up on my phone. "Cruise trip now boarding! Busty bunny girls who know how to scream, juicy and ready for action! Limited slots available. Come enjoy the party!" It was the summer after freshman year. My twin sister Drew Romano was hellbent on joining that slutty senior Luna Rossi aboard some cruise ship as a "bunny girl" to make some fast cash. I scrolled past the ad online, and my chest tightened. In my past life, I was terrified something would happen to Drew, so I worked up the nerve to stop her.