Chapter 216: TALES OF THE TERRIBLE RABBIT

Tales Of The Terrible Rabbit

Juliet remained steadfast, her green eyes wide with conviction. "But I saw it, Renard. It was a large rabbit, bigger than the others, with red eyes. It took Chanel."

Renard sighed, realizing that his sister's imagination had conjured a fantastical creature. Nevertheless, he played along, knowing the importance of comforting her. "Alright, let's investigate this terrible rabbit of yours and rescue Chanel."

Renard, intrigued by his sister's determination, led Juliet through the winding corridors of the family estate towards the garden. The grandeur of Drunbury Manor surrounded them, but Juliet's distress over her lost doll took precedence.

The garden, a sprawling expanse of manicured lawns and vibrant blooms, held a sense of enchantment. As they stepped into the open air, Renard's eyes scanned the surroundings, searching for any sign of Chanel.