From Quotes to Stories

Flower that Blooms on Autumn by Blue Technology (John Michael)

  "P-please stop," said the red-eyed girl. She was tightly being pulled by two of her classmates, making her watch while her white rabbit was being stomped violently. "Please..."
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"Your pet doesn't deserve to live—everything along with you doesn't deserve to live!" One of the three boys shouted. They just laugh evilly as he continues striking his feet heavily down to the body of the poor animal. "Look, Mariko. . . Look." Smiling ferociously.
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"W-why are you doing this to me? I've never done anything! Please get off of Bunny-chan!" she shouted in grief while driven to tears.
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The boy stopped. "Ah. You named her Bunny-chan, eh?" He looked at her with disgust. "Your assuming that useless cat is your family? How naive you are. That's why we hate you." Her eyes widened in terror. She can't do anything but watch her pet dying. Then, the door suddenly opened.
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"M-mina-chan." She felt a little bit relieved when she saw her best friend. "Please help Bun—"
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Mina glanced at her coldly. "Sorry, Mariko."
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"Mina-chan." The boy smiled at her. "Thanks for telling us where this—worthless Bunny-chan is."
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"Here." Mina took the boy's hand and lend a sharp scissor. "This is what you asked earlier."
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"Yeah. He he."
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They placed the dying rabbit on a table. The boy used the scissor and stabbed the eyes of the poor creature.
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"No. Please. No!" Mariko shouted as her tears falls down. She saw her poor pet being pierced how many times throughout its body. "Bunny-chan!"
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He threw the dead pet in front of her. She immediately kneels on the floor wrapping the bloody rabbit with her arms. They just laughed on her. "Neko. . . Why?"
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She stood up and glazed them coldly by her red gleaming eyes and stepped slowly towards them. They felt scared of her and went running towards the door but it automatically slammed shut.
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"Mina, I thought you were my friend. You are all gonna pay for this," she said smiling savagely.
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Suddenly...
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Blood splattered on every part of the room.