Hallow Burrow

In the shadow of a growing city, a young rabbit's world begins to change. Born in a lush meadow on the outskirts of civilization, he learns the rhythms of the wild-the whisper of the wind through the trees, the songs of birds, and the safety of earth beneath his paws. But as the city expands, the forest fades, machines roar louder, and the delicate balance of nature is shattered.

Driven by curiosity and the relentless push of survival, the rabbit navigates a shrinking world where the boundaries between wild and human blur. Amid construction sites, pollution, and encroaching concrete, he faces dangers that no forest ever taught him.

This haunting novella explores the fragile resilience of nature and the devastating consequences of deforestation and ecological neglect. Told through the eyes of a creature caught between two worlds, it is a powerful reminder of what we lose when progress comes at the expense of the wild-and a call to protect the seeds of life still fighting to grow