Tiger X Bunny Novels & Stories

Small sounds are coming from the box, scratching and snuffling, and then – a hop. “Alright, alright,” Ethan laughs, handing them the gift, “but be very careful.” The pups gather around the box on the floor, “It’s a bunny, it has to be!” Ryder exclaims. “Of course it’s a bunny, can’t you smell it!” Riley chastises him. “Well I dunno, I’ve never met any bunnies in the wild.” Ryder shrugs “I don’t think is a wild bunny.” Parker surmises. “Well I think we should wait and ask it rather than just jumping to ‘clusions.” Paisley remarks, tilting her chin up.

It hopped out into the clearing between the woods and the building as I stayed put and watched from above. Suddenly there was a flurry of activity. A group of men and one woman came running towards us. The bunny turned and hopped back into the cover of the trees faster than any normal rabbit should have moved. I glanced back just in time to see clothes shredded and suddenly two very large gorillas were leading a mismatch pack of animals. Amongst them was a huge bear, three wolves, and a wolf. Not just any wolf though, it was my wolf— Tom.

It seemed as if it would engulf Zeve as a whole, but Zeve teleported just in time. I sighed, placing my hand over my chest. When did that bunny get that big and scary? I had odd feelings about it, yet that was beyond odd. The bunny licked Kaltain’s wound, feeding on his blood, and it grew bigger. “The greater my pain, the more deadly my little pets become,” Kaltain said, stroking the darkness like the dripping ink type of fur of the bunny. The bunny was now ten times of its original size. Meanwhile, Aria and her gang were still busy shooting at the other beasts. As if their motive was to just distract the beasts from interrupting Zeve’s conversation with Kaltain.

Smoke, fuel, sweat, alcohol. A few feet away, Bunny wraps his arm around himself, observing two guys kiss. He watches them with something like longing, then gulps and glances at me. I whistle at him. “You like what you see?” He gasps, scowls at me, before kicking a stone. “You don’t have to feel that way,” I stub my cigar, walk up to him, and seize his waist. He refuses to meet my eyes, refuses to breathe, as if the mere sight of me disgusts him. “We can do better.”

“I can’t help it!” I moan ecstatically. “It feels so good!” “Mmm, excellent,” he murmurs. “But you know, I think we can do better than this.” I whine as he stops moving the toy, and I squirm around in an attempt to get some friction again, but it’s no use. Then, Xander undoes his belt and my eyes open when I hear the buckle hit the floor. Goosebumps rise on my skin when I hear the telltale unzip of his pants, and I let out another low moan. But it’s a moan of welcome because I feel like a bitch in heat. I’m burning up and can barely breathe, and I feel so desperate that I don’t know what to do with myself. The toy isn’t enough anymore—I want the real thing, and a hard cock is the only thing

Bunny finally said as she shifted uncomfortably. “Need to get up?” Jaxon asked as he tried to get the tiny fingers to release his hair. “My bladder is about to explode.” Bunny admitted. Laughing softly, Ty stood up and helped his partner. As soon as she let go of his shoulder length hair, Ty picked her up and moved her to his chest. Ariel gave a few soft whimpers, and he soothed her with a few pats on the back and rocking on his feet.

“A tiger cannot and should not mess up with a lion, yeah” “At least you didn’t call me a rabbit”. Sky bit his lip. “Nah, you cannot be a rabbit, at the very least you can be a pup. Lexi is the rabbit we both like to hunt. Right Lexi”. Moon smiled cheekily at Lexi who was trying to look intimidating but ended up giggling. “I am happy to be a prey. I leave the hunting to both of you but yes I am going to enjoy a match between a tiger and a lion”. Lexi winked at both of them.

In an instant, the shimmering cat twisted, warped, and grew—mass expanding, form changing until a tiger made of water stood beside her, fangs bared, eyes glowing with deep sapphire light. The crowd roared. “What—!” “She had a tiger familiar this whole time?!” Bryon stopped, blinking once. He hadn’t expected that. Lotanni didn’t waste the moment. She clapped her hands, her fingers weaving quick seals, her voice low and steady. “Spirit Bond: Wrath of the Tides.” The water tiger lunged, slamming into Bryon with a force that cracked the sparring ground beneath them. It clawed, teeth gnashing, sending streams of high-pressure water slicing toward him.

Little Sapphire pushed the thick bushes out of the way and crawled under. A few thorns pricked her and the stony ground hurt her knees, but she didn't give up. She looked around but she couldn't find her pet bunny. Her mother got her a little pinkish-white bunny with a magenta heart gem on her forehead and pretty pink eyes. She wasn't an ordinary bunny, of course. Her mother told her she'd get to know what kind of bunny she is when the gem on her forehead takes its final colour. Sapphire had been taking care of the bunny for six months. Just three more months before she transforms.