That's Not My Bunny Book Novels & Stories

"You won't need to go to school anymore. You can just stay home and be your sister's maid. Take good care of her." "Okay." I nodded obediently, playing along. As we talked, Luna started selecting the first batch of bunny girls for tonight. She glanced at the fading red hives still covering my skin and looked away in disgust. She pointed at Drew and a few other girls. "You girls, come with me." Before leaving, Drew turned back and shot me a smug look. "Be a good little sister and wait for the good news." My chest tightened. Poor Drew had no idea what she was walking into.

“There are six buttons. One of them is a snowflake.” “It’s iced coffee.” He stares at me like I’ve just told him gravity is optional. Missy barrels into the kitchen then, her hair wet and sticking up like a dandelion puff, holding a toothpaste-covered stuffed bunny. “Bunny says she’s ready for school!” she announces. I hold up a single finger. “Bunny is not allowed on the school bus anymore after what happened last time.” “She said she was sorry!” “Tell Bunny I’ll write her a character reference once she gets the toothpaste out of her ears.”

She shouted "Aish! I told you I'm fine." I said Jibee entered Lily's room, panting like she was running from a marathon. "Lily-ah! Are you okay? What happened?" She asked while catching her breath "I'm good. I'll just ask if you can write my other notes. This kitty cat beside me wants to take all the work but I can't let her." Jibee gave a look first before she took Lily’s notebook from the study table "I'll do it." She then smirked at me "Behave, okay?"

Maybe this is what I need right now. Wait.. what the heck am I thinking! I can’t be taken over by this stupid mate bond. I am no Luna! Get it together Hallie, I tell myself, ignoring my wolfs whimpers. "I'll think about it," I say finally. "But I can't promise anything."

Cela remains disappointed. "C'mon. It's not like they bought everything. They just thought of giving the books as Christmas presents apart from the corporate giveaways. You must know that your mother enjoyed your first book so much. Too bad that she passed before the second one is out," Nanny Rita continued. "You've always been loyal to her," Cela said.

Anne shifted her weight on her feet, acting as if Noah's emotionless gaze burned her skin, but he didn't care. His aunt, the only sibling of his dead mother, had chosen where her loyalty stood, and it wasn't where it should be. As harsh as the words sounded in his mind, Noah had to voice them before he lost the courage. "You're out, Anne. For good." His aunt gulped as her eyes widened. She didn't need more explanations of what he meant, but Anne didn't expect Noah would go that far. Yet, then again, she didn't expect he would fly to England in hopes of finding Olivia either.

She had seen it when she had saved Jeff in the forest that day. It was his pet. “What are you doing running out here?” She asked him. “If Liam loses you, he is going to throw a tantrum.” The bunny simply went on nibbling at her dress and then she carried him in her arms up the stairs. When Liam returned she would give him his pet. She went through the books in the library and sat down to read while the little bunny hopped around. She had always wanted to go to school. It had been her dream.

“Gotta say you’re pretty cute as a bunny, though. Not gonna lie.” What is a bunny? The person holding me doesn’t say anything else. Instead, he takes me away from the fluffy place and brings me into his lap. I’m sitting on top of his huge legs, and I relax when his hand runs over my back. “Do you feel safe with me?” Yes. “Do you remember me?” No.

"Manik, I really don't want to get back into aunty’s bad books." "Bunny, you were never in her bad books. She thinks you're innocent in every situation. She has pretty much disowned me already and taken you in as her own child. I'm the one in her bad books now. So, if she comes knocking, there's really no change in our situation."

I even got out on a small hunt with her in the precinct of the mansion. Verity caught a snow bunny. I thought it was for Snow White, but maybe she wanted to keep the bunny as a pet. Unfortunately, she couldn’t, so in the end she had to let the bunny go. The bunny ran into its burrow and Verity drooped like wilted leaves. Jackson consoled her saying, the bunny was finally home with its family and happier than it’d ever be anywhere else. I wonder if I have a place I could run to like that bunny and call it my home.