X Rabbit Novels & Stories

I must be worried and trying to figure out the way out of this place but that's another matter for now I'm enjoying it a little bit. "Get up girl! Time to go get your furry pet." Ryn stormed into my room, she likes fluffy too, and told me I was right about that little furry guy from beginning to resemble him with a rabbit. He is a mixed breed of a rabbit and a rare species of wild animal. "I'm all set, let's get going! " I exclaimed, we both made our way outside the four walls of the house. "Hey, Ryn, would you please tell me something about the barrier of Four? If you know anything of course." I asked Ryan as we casually stepped by step closing the gap to the nursing home.

"Can't let anyone know about our secret place. Only Alex knows it because well he wants to come here whenever he remembers or misses you. I was curious when he told me that you know about this place." "Now you know why I knew this place." Both of us sat down, Xavier pulled me near him and locked his arms around my waist. "Truthfully, I'm still shocked about everything." Anyone in his place would be. **** Both of us were having a nice time, talking, laughing, and enjoying the heavenly food made by the male but as I always, the fun came to an end. "Hey, see that rabbit." The cute, beautiful animal was looking at us. He was white and was oddly shining in dark.

he read, scanning the clipboard. “Sixty eight rabbits.”

Beta Lufin said. My attention was stolen by a shuffle in the nearby oak tree as I heard tiny footsteps, or jumping… yes, jumping. A white rabbit came out from hiding at the oak tree and her fur looks so soft like a snow, it looks, her tiny nose and mouth, and her fluffy ears that jumps along with her as she hops farther. I found myself following it, wanting to take it as a pet, thinking that she should not be wandering around the forest inhabited by wolves, she might get eaten! Oh forgive myself for calling it a ‘she’ I do not know its gender so.

"What was its name." Sasha looked at her. "We are not discussing that." "Sasha." "We are absolutely not—" "Was it Gerald," Irina said. "Did you name your rabbit Gerald?” "His name was Captain," Sasha said, with the dignity of a woman who had decided that if this information was coming out it was coming out on her terms. "Captain Fluffington. And if you tell Neo I will deny everything." Irina laughed. Small and short and real. Sasha looked at her.

You should already know the answer. A few seconds later, another message popped up. Rabbit: What do you mean? A small breath escaped me as I began typing. For some reason, Rabbit was... adorable. She was so innocent. So unbelievably naive. Before I even realized it, I found myself smiling. Tiger: Physical intimacy. Isn't that something married couples normally share? The chat went silent. I waited, my curiosity growing stronger by the second. Finally— Rabbit: I don't think that's possible...

"So, these wolves rushed straight into the mud pit and surrounded the rabbit, leaving no room for it to escape. It seems that the rabbit can't escape the fate of being dismembered. Everyone, is that so?" Even a fool could tell that although Samuel sounded like he was telling a story, he was actually mocking them. Wasn't Samuel that rabbit? Weren't they that pack of hungry wolves? "Could it be that rabbit can kill wolves instead?" Tian Yan said coldly. "How can a rabbit deal with a wolf? Let alone a pack, what can a rabbit do even if there is only a wolf? Should it use its two front teeth, or its big watery eyes?" Tian Hong snorted in annoyance.

"Mommy, Daddy and I picked her out together! I named her Sera. Do you like her?" I looked down. Inside the iron cage, the rabbit was huddled tight. Its fur was pure white, but its eyes were bottomless pits of black. "Pet her, Mommy. Sera is such a sweet girl." I forced a smile and reached out my hand. The next second, the rabbit lunged, sinking its incisors deep into my fingertip. A sharp pain shot through my hand. Golden Elven blood instantly welled up, and the rabbit began to lap it up greedily.

I began, lowering my voice like I was about to tell her a grand secret, "that a mother rabbit gives birth to at least five babies at a time?" Raya continued to cry, but I could tell she was listening. I pressed on. "And guess what?" I leaned in, my voice dropping even lower as if I was sharing something only I knew. "Each baby rabbit is a duplicate of the others they were born with." The sobbing slowed. Raya sniffled, lifting her big, tear-filled grayish-blue eyes to mine. Her lips trembled as she hiccupped. "Really?" she whispered. I nodded immediately, my face serious as I told the white lie.