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One of a Kind Rabbits in The World

The little rabbit and the little fox quarreled

By AndreaJonesPublished 2 years ago 6 min read

The little rabbit and the little fox quarreled.

The reason for the quarrel was just a trivial matter, but the anger brought about by the quarrel was so much that even the hearts of two little animals could not contain it.

The whole day passed, and the anger still did not disappear.

This means that the whole day has passed since the little rabbit and the little fox ignored each other.

This has never happened before.

The little rabbit couldn't help but feel a little guilty, and at the same time even more angry.

Hmph, damned little fox, I don't have to play with you. I have many good friends in the fairy tale forest. Who cares to stay with you every day! You ignore me, and I ignore you!

That said, but when night fell and saw the round moon rise into the sky, the little rabbit couldn't help but go to the cliff at the edge of the forest.

This is where he and the little fox first met.

After getting to know each other, the two small animals often come here to watch the moon and count the stars.

Especially when the moon is full, coming here to enjoy the moon has become a regular activity for the two of them.

When I came to the edge of the cliff, I saw the back of the little fox with a big furry tail from a distance, and the little rabbit deliberately turned his face away.

It thought, I didn't want to see the little fox!

I'm just...just...used to being here on a full moon.

At this time, the little fox also found the little rabbit, but like the little rabbit, the anger in his heart was not completely gone, so the little fox just sat there indifferently, not even saying hello.

This made the bunny even more angry.

It sat on the edge of the cliff several meters away from the little fox, and said loudly: "I heard that on the night of the full moon, if you ask any question in the valley, it will answer it with an echo."

The little fox snorted lightly, looking very disapproving.

The little rabbit didn't bother to care about it, and shouted to the valley on his own: "The valley, the valley, please tell me, how many little foxes are there in this world?"

The echo of "Ula Ula" came from the silent valley, and no one could understand what it meant.

But the little rabbit explained it seriously: "The valley said that there are a million little foxes in this world, and each little fox has fiery red fur and a big fluffy tail, and every little fox has the potential to be my best friend. , it's not that you have to have a little fox."

The little rabbit deliberately pronounced the word "which" very strongly.

Unexpectedly, the little fox was not in a hurry, but also shouted to the valley without hesitation: "The valley, the valley, please tell me, how many little rabbits are there in this world?"

There was another echo of "Ula Ula".

The little fox explained without showing weakness: "The valley said that there are a million little rabbits in the world, and each little rabbit has pure white fur and a tail like a pom-pom, and each little rabbit may be like me. The best friend doesn't have to be a little rabbit."

The little fox also deliberately pronounced the word "which" very strongly.

The little rabbit stomped his feet in anger.

So for a while, the whole valley echoed with the echo of "Ula Ula".

There are also the cries of the little fox and the little rabbit one after another.

For example, "Valley, valley, is the little rabbit a thousand times better than the little fox?"

In the end, even the good-natured Valley was annoyed, and the echo was very perfunctory.

These questions, which even kindergarten children can't ask, are really boring and childish.

On the edge of the cliff, the two small animals were tired and panting because they shouted too much. They temporarily stopped asking questions to the valley, and lay on the cliff quietly looking at the full moon, their mood changed quietly.

There was still some anger, but in addition to being angry, they thought of something else.

Other things that don't make them quarrel with each other, but like each other.

These things are dug up from deep-seated memories, like the soft light of the full moon, driving away the gloomy dark clouds, making the whole night sky pure and transparent, and it doesn't look sad or depressed at all.

The little rabbit suddenly felt a move, and first turned over and sat up: "Valley, ah, please tell me, there are a million little foxes in this world, how many of them will be like me, like to read a sweet before going to bed little story?"

The answer is 167,824.

The little fox also sat up: "Valley, Valley, please tell me, there are a million little rabbits in this world, how many of them will be like me, always like to stay in bed in the morning and can't get up?"

The answer is 35,429.

It was the rabbit's turn to ask again.

"Valley, Valley, please tell me how many of these 167,824 little foxes are just kindhearted and willing to accompany me to find their tails when I accidentally lose them. return?"

The answer is six thousand three hundred and fifty-six.

It was the little fox's turn to ask again.

"Valley, Valley, please tell me, among these 35,429 little rabbits, how many little rabbits will take the initiative to care for their friends, and are willing to come to comfort me when I'm shedding hair?"

The answer is one thousand two hundred seventy-three.

It's the third round of questions for the little rabbit.

"Valley, Valley, please tell me, how many of these six thousand three hundred and fifty-six little foxes will only prepare birthday gifts for me, and are even willing to catch a lost meteor for me?"

The answer is two hundred and ninety-three.

It was the third round of questions from the little fox.

"Valley, Valley, please tell me how many of the 1,273 little bunnies are willing to give me the best star candy, and remember to send it to me every time I travel. The most beautiful postcard, every pleasant little thing you just want to share with me?"

The answer is seventeen.

At this moment, the two small animals stopped and stared at each other seriously.

Before they knew it, they who had been far away from each other had been sitting next to each other again.

So jolly, so intimate.

And the original anger has disappeared for a long time, and all that remains in my heart are the full and happy memories of the past.

The little fox touched his nose a little embarrassedly: "Little Rabbit, do you have any questions to ask?"

"No, you can ask." The little rabbit smiled easily.

Under the bright moonlight, the little fox stood up and asked the valley for the last time.

"Valley, ah, please tell me, although there are a million little rabbits in this world, who will stay with me forever in the future?"

The answer is unique.

Of course, sitting next to the little fox at this time, the only little rabbit in the world.

Fable

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