Snowball Bunny Novels & Stories

It lasted only a second before he turned away. “Elena! You like bunna?” Milka asked. “He’s cute, huh?” I offered her a smile. “So coot,” she sighed happily. “Dadda, my have a bunna?” Conor looked at Chloe, who grinned and sat back as if to say, “She asked you, not me.” “I’m not sure, baby. Let’s see when we get home, okay?” “My ask Santa for a bunna.” “Santa doesn’t bring bunnies,” Aiden said, leaning back on his hands. “They’d get cold in the yard. He gives moms and dads tickets to buy bunnies in the summer.”

"Snow White, I’m hard again. Let me breed you." "Come here..." Snow White used her fingers to pry her pink folds wide before mounting the giant. She slowly slid his rock-hard spear in to the hilt, then began to ride him, grinding against him until she whimpered. "Ooh... ah... it's so full... hngh..." "Heh, you love this grip, don't you?" Bane pinned her hips and hammered up into her with a loud Thwack. He smirked, leaning down to whisper, "I want both holes. Deal?"

Lisa Jones had never expected how badly her long-distance relationship would go, when James Sachs loved her more than anyone else. As the chief of a hospital, he was a very busy man, but he had flown abroad countless times and clocking over 10,000 hours in travel for her. They could only meet briefly each time. She still remembered in that early winter, he had held her in the snow, saying that he found it all worth it. She received numerous gifts from him, ranging from thousand-word love letters to million-dollar necklaces bought from auctions. If it were just to make her smile, he would pluck the stars from the sky. That love that seeped into their very essence hadn't changed for thre

“A little one, at least.” The girls all got busy rolling snowballs on the ground, watching them grow bigger and bigger as they pushed them across the yard. Soon, their area of the courtyard was crisscrossed with narrow trails spotted with brown grass. Caitlin had rolled the biggest ball, almost a foot in diameter, so they used it for the base of their snowman. Leesa lifted her slightly smaller ball off the ground and placed it carefully atop Caitlin’s. “By the time this storm is over, we’ll be able to make a really big one,” Cali said as she hefted her own ball up on top of Leesa’s. “But this will do for now.”

Without wasting a single second Leonard threw the question to Amber who was startled hearing his words. "Wolf? Whose?" She was utterly confused. "Don't try to be over smart. I am asking about the fu**ing girl's wolf." Leonard growled making her take a step back. Amber knew he wasn't in a good mood and he was talking about the girl she treated just a few minutes back. Gulping a little amount of saliva she decided to speak finally. "I don't think she does have any wolf in her. She is a mere human Alpha. She might not be R....."

He could never say no to her face. "Yes! I'm sure of it." She said with a determined look. It was her first time making a snowman and she was going to make sure it builds perfectly. "More passing over to bucket and less talking!" She yelled with anticipation. Ace narrows his eyes at her before doing so and bring the bucket of snow to her. "Here my princess, all the snow for you." He said sarcastically as he dumped the snow near her. "Thank you Bunny." She said , oblivious to his sarcasm.

he said to her with a hard kiss. Bemused, Diana wandered down the hill to the water's edge while Kor dealt with whatever it was Alphie had deemed so important. The violet-hued liquid sparkled in the light of the three red suns. A rustle on the other side had her looking up quickly, only to see the cutest floppy-eared pink bunny ever! Of course, the bunnies back home had only two ears, not four, and their tails weren't as big as their heads, but still, the little critter was adorable as it regarded her with big eyes.

She was just staring at the necklace and the witch was watching her just as intently. I walked over to Savannah and I placed my hand on her arm. Even the sparks that I felt didn’t cause Savannah to look at me. “What is it?” I asked. “I want that.” She said plainly, pointing at an orange opal pendant with a brass chain. “Alright. You can get whatever you want.” I said, reaching forward and grabbing the necklace off of the shelf. She took it off me immediately and it looked like she was drawn to that pendant for some reason. Something more than just liking what it looked like. Something supernatural was calling to her and she wasn’t denying it.

Sarah said triumphantly, practically bouncing with excitement. I approached it slowly, feeling as though I'd stepped into some bizarre dream. The snowman had the classic coal buttons down its front, stick arms extending outward in a welcoming gesture, and a carrot nose. But the eyes—I leaned closer—the eyes were made of dark moon berries, not the traditional coal. "But where did the snow come from?" I murmured, reaching out to touch it. It was cold and wet, already beginning to melt in the spring warmth. "Someone must have brought it down from the Northern mountains," Emma suggested, circling the snowman with a critical eye.

"That's it! I'm staying with you!" Elara couldn’t meet her eyes. Because if she did, she’d crumble. She cleared her throat. “Sally, your Jeep is outside, right? Can I get a ride—” 'KNOCK! KNOCK!' "Sally, you in there?" "Yes! Why?" "Luna Selene sent you for an errand? She has been calling for you!" They heard a neighbourhood kid's voice from outside before hearing his footsteps walking away. "Luna Selene...?"