Rowley In the poppy field

185. Rowley Jefferson, an 11-year-old boy, lived in a grand mansion with his parents. He was known for his mischievous nature and often found himself getting into trouble. One sunny day, Rowley decided to explore the nearby poppy field with his mother. They brought along their extravagant custom lead, which had separate leads for each of their pets – three dogs named Fido, Doggy Scoffchops, and Killer, a wasp named Mr. Horrible, and even Rowley's pet rabbit, Bunny Flopkins.
As they reached the vibrant poppy field, Rowley's mother called for everyone to stay close. However, after a few hours, Rowley's adventurous spirit got the best of him, and he let all the animals loose from their leads. Each pet scampered off, excited by the freedom and the field's enticing aroma.
Mrs. Jefferson gathered a small gift from the poppy field for each family member. Rowley, being the troublemaker that he was, brought back an old WW1 gun he found buried in the earth. Killer the cat brought back a lifeless body, suggesting it could be stuffed and used as a creepy teddy bear. Doggy Scoffchops returned with a peculiar item indeed – a vintage antique that turned out to be a Dildo (which Rowley had no idea whatsoever what it was). Fido, on the other hand, retrieved a ham sandwich that had somehow managed to survive since 1923, astonishing everyone.
Mr. Horrible, the wasp, brought back what seemed to be a valuable discovery, an endangered bee species, only to sting it to death after a few moments. Mrs. Jefferson, always being resourceful, considered using the bee's body for future scientific experiments.
Amid the chaos, Bunny Flopkins had disappeared into the vast poppy field. The family called out for hours, fearing the worst. Suddenly, they spotted a fox walking through the field. Mrs. Jefferson, convinced that the fox had devoured their beloved pet bunny, pushed it aside and accused it of the crime. The fox immediately denied the accusation, claiming to have spent its day gambling and not hunting. Just as despair began to grip the family, Bunny Flopkins hopped back into view, albeit with his diaper torn. They dismissed the torn diaper as a minor mishap and continued on with their day.
Back at home, Mrs. Jefferson decided to punish Bunny Flopkins for wandering off and not bringing anything back from the poppy field. She affixed a shock collar around his neck and, in an act of cruelty, shocked him twice as a severe consequence. The poor rabbit yelped in pain, learning his lesson not to stray.
It was now time for the Jefferson family to hibernate for a whole thirty days. They all curled up together and fell into a deep slumber, waiting for the time to pass by. Exactly thirty days later, they woke up famished and incredibly thirsty. Rushing downstairs, they sought to gorge themselves on food and quench their insatiable thirst.
However, Rowley noticed something peculiar about Bunny Flopkins. The rabbit, who had been asleep since their adventure in the poppy field, looked abnormally plump. Concern filled Rowley's heart as he realized Bunny Flopkins was giving birth. Surprisingly, the rabbit screamed as he brought fourteen dozen tiny babies, leaving the whole Jefferson family astonished.
Despite Bunny Flopkins being a male, they soon learned from Nerdy Werdy, the town scientist, that he held the unique ability to give birth. Bunny Flopkins embraced his newfound motherhood, caring for all his adorable babies. The Jefferson family marveled at this extraordinary occurrence, but their amazement quickly turned into a dark scheme.
With their stomachs growling, they decided to eat one of the baby bunnies poos for dinner. Among the fluffy little creatures was a cute brown one with a distinct white patch, Bunny Flopkins' favorite. Rowley, always one to seek attention, insisted on having that particular bunnys poo for himself. Ignoring Bunny Flopkins' pleas and screams, the family heartlessly took the baby bunny’s poo.
They boiled the poo, causing agonizing cries for the poo back, and proceeded to peel the hard bits off using a potato peeler. The bunny's screams pierced the air as they poked out the nuts out the poo. The family's depravity knew no bounds as they crushed the poor poo with a hammer,. The smelly poo was then thrown into a boiling hot pan while it was still alive, its unbearable pain filling the room.
Throughout this horrific ordeal, Bunny Flopkins watched in utter horror and despair. He had lost one of his beloved babies poos. and now the Jefferson family was tormenting him with their sadistic actions. Tears streamed down Bunny Flopkins' face as he realized his once-loving family had turned into monsters void of any remorse or morals.
Rowley, driven by his desire for attention, even had the audacity to drop a water balloon on one of the bunnies. Bunny Flopkins was forced to witness the balloons splashing on his offspring while being denied the ability to protect them. It was a moment that would forever haunt Bunny Flopkins, forever twisting the pure innocence that once resided within him.
And so, the Jefferson family, devoid of compassion and blinded by their own desires, continued to live their lives with no understanding of the pain they had inflicted upon Bunny Flopkins and the innocent creatures caught in their twisted web of cruelty.