Lucky The Rabbit Dark Deception Novels & Stories

I wasn’t going to let anyone take her from me. Adrian Kincaid had made his mistake when he had underestimated me. He thought he could play me, manipulate me, and walk away unscathed. But now, he would pay. He would learn the true meaning of retribution. And I would make sure he understood every second of it. I stood, feeling the power surge through me as I walked over to the desk and activated the encrypted phone. There was no turning back now. The men were already in position, and the countdown had begun. The trap had been set. All that was left was to pull the trigger.

The old man smiled and something about that unnerved me. At first, they were hesitant to let Dora go and now they couldn’t be happier to get rid of her? I thought they would put up some fight about Dora being dead to them? “What more are you looking for?” Lupus piped up. “Do you have an idea how much these bastards stand to gain from a treaty with you? Even an Alpha would sell his left kidney just to sign with you, how much more a tortured slave girl?” I saw reason in Lupus’ words so I moved on.

city slept under a blanket of darkness, unaware of the storm brewing in the lives of those who moved through the night. Inside the safe house, Damian and Amaya were on edge, every creak of the floorboards and whisper of wind setting their nerves taut. Nancy was relentless, unpredictable, and now, with the hidden ally feeding them intel, the game had shifted—but danger still lurked in every shadow.

A newborn rabbit—skinned and bleeding—pinned to the center. Its eyes were missing. Same as the fox. Same as the rogues. Cassian knelt beside it, jaw tight. “It’s not a message,” he said. “It’s a fucking invitation,” I growled. He nodded. “And they want her to accept it.” I didn’t say her name. Didn’t need to. Because the wind changed. And I felt her. Lily. Awake. Aware. Coming. And gods help the world if they tried to take her from me.

The great presence added, removing his masked that hides a face with a deep scar, “Now, as the hunter took long to draw her arrow. A big wild rabbit will hunt her instead. Let’s harvest the Black Rabbit I raised so plumply.” With his voice that can make anyone's bones shiver, he declared, “The real show has just begun.”

MAYUMI DEAN Among the perfect human chimera that defies the basic rule and knowledge of the forbidden science of alchemy, she is the only doll whose body is in its animal original form of a rabbit. Taken as a pet by the maiden, she is a mischievous one whose presence and identity are not known by anyone. A perfect facade of her real assassin’s mission to find the sins and guard the maiden.

I have nothing to do with it. “I have not done any spell on him. I want to leave this place. Why would I do a spell on him? If I was a witch then I would not have been here”. I tell her with disdain. She stands up and is now back to her usual face with me. Now there is no wired glint in her eyes. She is looking like the normal Lillian. “The thing which you consider your bad luck is the golden chance in your life. Only you don’t understand it. I will send someone with the food and you must eat it”. After saying these words, she leaves the room. Thank God! She closed the door after leaving.

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“Why is this pink-coloured thing afraid of me…!?” A man with white hair, red eyes, like an appearance of a white rabbit, stands next to me. “Thing…? It’s a Fortune Rabbit.” Saying that, I stroke the pink rabbit on her back, where she calms down and rests on my lap once again. “What is that? A rabbit that brings good luck?” “Yes.” “…I need to borrow her for a while.” BOP BOP BOP. Hearing that, the rabbit stomps her foot on my feet again— and with a quick pace.

She stood up and followed them. Leanunya followed the tracks silently drawing a dagger out from its sheath. She followed the tracks and soon spotted the rabbit underneath a bush nibbling on some grass. It had brown grey fur and hadn’t noticed Leanunya. She watched a moment before throwing her dagger with perfect accuracy straight into the rabbit's heart. It didn’t even have time to flinch as it froze up dead.