Unscramble Rabbits Novels & Stories

"You did. You got me. Since you asked for a friend just like you, you got one as close to exactly like you as they could make me." "You? You're my pet rabbit?" "Rude, but no. I'm your friend who is exactly like you and happens to be a rabbit." "I don't think you're exactly like me, Bunny." Lisa looked back at the ceiling. "I'm exactly like you except I have no filters. I have fur too, but that comes with being a rabbit." "What do you mean, you don't have filters?"

I decided to go for a run to channel my energy, given that watching TV wasn't appealing in the morning after a night of screen time. As I stepped outside, a strange noise from the nearby bushes caught my attention. My curiosity got the best of me, and I cautiously approached, only to find a rabbit trapped in a hole, struggling to get out. "Hey there, little guy, are you stuck?" I spoke softly, my heart filled with empathy. I knelt down and gently helped the distressed rabbit out of the hole. Its fur was matted and bloodied, evidence of a recent altercation. I couldn't leave it in that condition.

How do I know you’re not some crazy person or a scammer? Tiger: I’m not a stranger to you. Tiger: If you really want to know who I am, come meet me. I’ll explain everything. I swear. My hand tightened around the phone. Anger, fear, and desperate curiosity warred inside me. I hated how part of me needed to know. I took a long, shaky breath and typed with trembling fingers. Rabbit: Fine. I’ll meet you. Rabbit: But I choose the place. And I don’t want to stay long. Just long enough for you to tell me who you really are. After that, I don’t want anything to do with you anymore.

"Mommy is so stupid! Sera doesn't want you touching her!" She reached in and smugly petted the rabbit for a long time. The rabbit didn't struggle once. I lowered my eyes, hiding my smirk. A few minutes later, they left. It was just me and the rabbit. Inside the cage, the white rabbit slowly raised her head. She tried to twitch her nose, but suddenly, her body began to tremble. Her pristine white fur was falling out in clumps, revealing sickly, bruised purple skin, as if something was corroding her flesh.