Chapter 3 – Jealous Bunny

After a few days, Han Seul realized that one of her pets seemed to be very jealous.

Not the dog.

Not the cat.

Yes—the bunny.

One time, Han Seul was relaxing on the couch, watching some movie late at night with Donut and Pretzel—the dog on the couch, the cat on your lap—Skibbles, of course, being a bunny, was kept inside a box. I mean, when you have a dog and a cat, it’s not weird for you to pick the two animals to walk around the house and cuddle with you over the bunny—Han Seul had many occasions in which her bunnies died of utter cold or heart attacks or unknown reasons by letting it out. Not to mention what Pretzel could do to the bunny.

However, Skibbles wasn’t having any of it. It wanted to be on the owner’s lap too. Not just that cat—heck, Skibbles bet on every carrot he has that Donut only sat there because it’s warm, and not because Donut likes her!

Skibbles skillfully jumped over the box—eventually knocking the box down as well—and hopped over to land on Han Seul’s feet.

“Skibbles?” Han Seul frowned when she felt a certain soft bushy fur surrounding her feet. “What are you doing out of your box?” she puts Donut aside—much to the cat’s attempt to staying warm—and picks the bunny up.

Donut, being a temperamental cat, meowed loudly in annoyance and tried to push Skibbles away with its paw, but Skibbles wasn’t defenseless. When the paw came close, Skibbles wasn’t hesitant in giving it a good nip—yes, bunnies can fight back—and Donut meowed in a high pitched, painful sound as it skidded down the sofa, hissing at the bunny from the floor.

Then another time, when Han Seul was busy grooming Pretzel, she could feel soft nips and nibbles on her body, only to realize that it was