The Bunny Graveyard Chapter 2 소설 & 이야기

she added quietly. I met her gaze. Cold. Careful. “Did I?” She didn’t answer. Good. “Let’s go back,” I said. My legs felt heavier now. Not weak. Just… aware. The absence of the bond was still there. But something else had taken its place. Something quiet. Watching. ****** That night, sleep didn’t come easy. When it did…It wasn’t peaceful. Fire. Everywhere. The smell hit first, burning wood, burning flesh, smoke thick enough to choke.

“You scared me. What are you doing home already? I thought you were taking Evie with you to the bike trails?” “I was. When we got out there, I realized the bike has a flat so we came home. While I was removing it from the Jeep’s rack, I let Evie out in the yard and she found these little critters.” Side-stepping, Jim drew them together to the edge of the window well and looked in. Following his gaze, Teri glanced into two pair of large brown eyes, two baby bunnies cuddled together in terror in one corner of the well. “They must have fallen through the grate,” Jim explained. “When I got over here to see what Evie was after, they were trying to jump back out— that must have been some of the no

Chapter 14: Hope and Love Annie found herself at the graveyard. The rain was pouring onto her head. She realized since her confrontation with first Grace Jones then Jenny Casey, she has made two powerful enemies. It doesn’t matter; she refuses to back down. Her eyes landed on the gravestone where her husband’s name was engraved. A deep frown marred her expression. The big question now, who did she bury? Why did the doctor lie to her? This is questions that needs answers. She needs help but her best friend was heartbroken.

I laugh internally jumping straight up into the air closing the gap grabbing the bunny by the back of its neck quickly killing it. “Daddy!” I excitedly try to connect to the link while looking around realizing I have wandered away from my parents. “Oops,” I giggle to myself picking up my kill then start back towards the house knowing my parents will worry. I playfully toss the bunny and chase it while following the scent of a warm fire knowing that is the direction of home. “Shit,” I groan running into a solid warm fury object that makes me drop my bunny so I look up at the huge black wolf I walked into.

I can't show myself thinking that this is a trap for me, for us. I remained hiding until she stood up, and I am right, it was her pet in her lap, a white bunny. I was looking at it while wandering around then I gasped when I saw it looking at me. I bit my lips, there is something in its eyes that I can not explain. It was just there, not moving while still staring at my eyes. Does that bunny see me?

Achyls is good at making a simulation but I still cannot tell which is real from not. I walked around looking for something that can help me out, perhaps a familiar face. Everything is foreign to me; I can only see an empty tombstone except for one. At the center of the cemetery, there is a peculiar grave. The soil is still wet and there is no grass compared to other graves. It seems like someone just buried in there. I bend a knee to get a closer look at the grave and as I touch the wet soil a hand comes out from the grave and grabs my hand.

Logan further pressed as he looked at Levy who smiled and said, “ I do not have any idea but for the time being I think the answer to my questions lies in that grave.” The two of them drove back to the territory and by the time they reached the cemetery where Mavis’s mother was laid at rest it was already past midnight, as Logan placed his feet on the brakes, and turned the headlights off of his SUV, Levy slid down out of the car and looked at the entrance of the graveyard. The sound of crickets chirping behind the wild bushes and the grass rustling under their feet echoed all over the place and just like Levy had expected there was no one lurking around or even near this graveyard.

The old man was too weak to travel. “Go,” they recited together and threw their cards. When the heroes looked back, the beggar had melted into the earth. Iron railings, rusted and twisted from time’s decay, surrounded the graveyard. A perpetually squeaking fence greeted them with ear piercing shrieks. The old tombs were crumbling and decayed, becoming little more than havens for giant spiders and other violent aberrations of nature. “Kill.” “Kill.” “Kill,” was repeated over and over.

She said. "No thank you for letting me come with you for not shying away from me." I touched her fair. "How do you feel bunny?" "I feel light, like the weight have been carrying on my chest is gone." She answered. I nodded and kissed her forehead before intertwining our fingers and walked out of the graveyard.

She tasted it, and a wave of intense nausea hit her stomach. Egg. A raw, slimy egg. Sarah froze, swallowing hard as the cold yellow yolk trickled past her jaw. Next to her, Bunny’s face flushed a deep, furious red. Sarah looked up toward the second-floor balcony. Standing there, leaning casually over the railing with a vicious smirk, was Nova. Bunny didn't hesitate. She bolted for the stairwell, her sneakers slapping loudly against the steps as she sprinted to the upper level. Waiting at the top of the stairs were Nova’s top two sidekicks, Ella and Anna. They flanked Nova like bodyguards, and as Bunny charged forward with every intention of tearing Nova apart, they stepped in, grabbing Bunny