The Pumpkin Rabbit Novels & Stories

Peter's eyes sparkled, pointing to the smooth green grass outside, "Rabbit." Jenny looked in the direction she pointed, there was a really big fat white rabbit eating grass at the floor-to-ceiling window, two long ears still waving in the air, looking very leisurely. Looking at the bamboo fence not far away, I found that there were also a few other rabbits, white and gray, probably for guests to play. "If you like, you can go out and play with me, be careful not to get hurt." Little Peter O Trach Vu nodded, ran out urgently, he had never seen such a big rabbit, he must take a camera to take a picture, when will he come back and show it to me!

The bunny saw it too and swiped its paws and the snake’s head fell as it was cut into two. “Move faster, mutt!” The rabbit yelled at the chipmunk. “Or let me carry Rose!” “You wish!” The chipmunk says and started running quicker and ahead of the rabbit. I squinted my eyes as something appeared in front of us. Is that a lever? Maybe that lever can put a stop to all of this madness.

I had a lot of questions: "Where did you get it? How long have you had it? Why isn't it scared of you? Does it have a name? What's your name?" She had it for about a month ago that point and it was only weary of her for a couple days. She seemed to have an affinity for animals. She'd named the, dirt brown, rabbit Polly. The girl's name was Riley. Riley told me she wanted to catch more rabbits until she had a whole farm of them, then she wanted to see them to the pack as pets. She looked so innocent and carefree that I didn't have the heart to tell her that most people would only see them as easy prey to feed their families. Right then I decided Riley would be my best friend and I'd talk her

“Sweetheart, over there by the rock garden is a fish pond. Your grandpa keeps lots of fishes. “And over there, your grandpa had a tennis court built just for you. Big-leaf trees were planted all around, so you won’t get hot playing in summer. “And I know you like rabbits, so I bought a few especially for you. They are not ordinary rabbits. They are something called Princess Gold rabbits…” Sunny corrected her, “They’re called Golden Princess rabbits.” “Yes, yes, that’s it. My little darling is so smart.” Sunny thanked Yuna purely out of politeness.

When Grainne came home, Harry stood up happily, showing her half-finished craft work, "Mom, here's the pumpkin lantern that our teacher told us to make at home, Uncle William did it with us. It's Harry! What do you think, isn't it beautiful?" This pumpkin lamp has just finished the frame and has not yet been shaped and colored, but the meticulousness and sophistication of the maker can be seen. Grainne patted Harry's head and smiled. "Yeah, Harry did the best, did you thank Uncle William?" Harry immediately nodded: "I thanked William already! Mom, Uncle William bought you a big toy today!" Saying that, he ran back to his room and pulled out a gift bag bigger than himself, inside was a giant

Josephine wanted to bury herself in a hole more now when Lewis spoke. In truth, her entire head had already shrunk into the collar of her shirt. Only half her face peeked out. Lewis watched her momentarily but never got a response, so he picked up the rabbit and headed outside. He found the water pit outside magical. It seemed to contain water from the depths of the earth. It would refill itself every time he used up the water. He knelt before the pit and washed the rabbit before starting a fire to roast it.

“Come look at this.” I wrapped the blanket tighter and joined him. Outside, in the glow of the lantern light spilling through the glass, a small white rabbit hopped through the deep snow near the cabin wall. It paused, ears twitching, then dug at something under the drift. “Just a rabbit,” Ethan said, voice warm with relief. He set the poker down and turned to me. “Scared the hell out of us over a damn bunny.” I laughed, the sound was shaky. “I thought someone followed us up here. Ryan or… I don’t know.”

The deep, dreamless slumber of exhaustion finally began to shift, pulling Mannie into a bizarre, vivid landscape. In her dream, she wasn't a junior marketing assistant or a hardworking mother; she was a small, fluffy white rabbit hopping through an endless field of crisp green grass. A massive, perfectly ripe carrot materialized in front of her, and she happily began to crunch down on it, her twitching nose catching the earthy, sweet scent of the garden. Suddenly, a massive shadow loomed over her. A pair of large, warm hands reached down and scooped her up effortlessly into the air.

I asked her while squeezing this little rabbit. "Psh. Ugly is more suitable. Look at his eye, it's red. He can be a demon, he might eat you someday." She told me. I shook my head, is this her first time to see a rabbit? "Because their eyes really look like this. It's settled then, from now on you are Chibi." I told him and smiled. We are finally back at the pack that we almost forgot our goal because of this little bunny. "Where are you planning to put him?" She asked me.

Um? I stopped when I saw a strange animal behind Marga. It is a cute rabbit with a strange color pair of eyes and fur. Its plumage can change color as well as the eyes. How did it get stuck in this place? The rabbit stared at me, and I stared back intensely. I was slightly stunned when I sensed a little spiritual energy in the bizarre rabbit. Without a second thought, I approached the cage and touched the metal then used readings on the rabbit. I was stunned when I saw the rabbit’s world of origin. A place I have never been to. I wonder what world the rabbit came from. The rabbit also stared at me with a shocked expression.