The Bunny Graveyard Chapter 2 Novels & Stories

Like we were under a thousand invisible eyes. “There’s something wrong here,” Sophia murmured once. Eden just nodded. “We’re being observed. But not followed.” That didn’t make me feel better. We reached the graveyard just as the violet moon broke through the mist. It was massive. It stretched in every direction. There were dark tombstones with glowing runes, crumbling statues of old wolf-headed warriors. I saw bones bleached white by time and scattered across the earth like the Dead had been clawing their way out. The place reeked of sacredness.

As if it could understand me, its tiny body began trembling in my hands. I cackled. "You know bunny you remind me of a certain witch I have a bone to pick with. Such terrible fate to land yourself here, especially looking so lovely, like her." I whispered. "Such terrible fate." I whispered again and started chanting. The bunny tried wrestling itself out of my hands but to no such luck, not when its beautiful coat started to fall out leaving it without its beauty.

The next few days were ordinary, but for someone like me, with too much on her plate is exhausting. Throughout each of my classes, I was in a daze, lunch I hardly ate, and in my gardening club, I thought I was cutting the ends of each flower. Still, it turns out I was Morticia from The Addams Family cutting off the flower and eating the petals without realizing it. It was terrifying to the club members that they thought someone had died in my family.

I exclaimed, a mischievous grin on my face. The bunny blinked in surprise. "Wait, what? But I thought we were finding a compromise!" I laughed. "Well, the best compromise right now is to escape the chaos and have a hilarious adventure on the run!" With the Chronically Delayed Bunny in tow, I dashed out of the room, leaving the bewildered factions behind. The Notorious Nosedive and Mistress Featherwinkle exchanged incredulous glances before shouting, "After them!" And so, the chase began! I and the Chronically Delayed Bunny raced through the corridors of Madland, with the black-coated and white-hatted factions hot on our heels. We ducked, dodged, and weaved through a maze of peculiar rooms an

I never said that Hector could be like that. He's scary but I'm not scared by him. After eating I continued to the room and bathed before lying in bed. I posted a picture of our movie tickets on my story and now I just noticed that Bunny has a message shovel on it. From Bunny, I wish I could go on a date. I urge a smile, she's an artist she doesn't really have time to date. I know he can't read it but I'm still struggling. To Bunny, You will someday.

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.

127. The Goodbye (last chapter) Eight months later, Under the cool shadow of blooming cherry blossom trees, Aura sat on a mat as she tossed grapes in her mouth. She enjoyed the burbling of shimmery water in the nearby pond. With birds chiming gaily, gazelles roaming freely, colorful butterflies and dragonflies fluttering excitedly in the air, and a colony of rabbits and squirrels jumping and running around them, she fancied the sight of her eight months old daughter crawling on the soft bed of grasses and small flowers alongside their new family member, Venice.

His mother had been in a coma too, before she died. He still remembered standing beside her hospital bed, holding her cold hand and begging her to open her eyes. He remembered waiting for days, hoping that the next time the doctor walked through the door, he would finally hear that she was awake. But she never did. And now, he was back in the same hospital, facing the same nightmare all over again. Only this time, it was Zelda. “What if she never wakes up?” Vance whispered, his voice trembling as he slowly turned his head toward Jerry.

One would most definitely feel spooked out and stressed out in their shoes. “Dude, you've been working alongside dead people all this time. Why are you afraid now?” Tyr chuckled. “I didn’t say I’m scared.” Garfield’s eyes kept flickering everywhere as he turned around from time to time. “I always have the feeling that this place is a little odd.” Soon,the two made it halfway up the mountain. Countless bumps could be seen all over the place, which appeared to be abandoned graves. Boom! They heard a loud explosion from all around them as soon as they stepped into the graveyard. Several figures flew out of the graves immediately.

, He placed his fingers on his chin thoughtfully. " Bunny", she said quietly. " I like bunny." Leo smiled, she was trying to tell him to continue the story. " So here is his it goes. My bunny got lost and I asked my neighbor who was an elderly woman. I spoke to her and asked her if she saw my bunny. She smiled at me and pointed to my bunny eating her fruits in her yard." " I found my bunny", Leo said, he winced at the way he ended the story. " Good story uhmm", he nudged her.