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Even if it was no longer the month of April, rain would sometimes grace the skies as the year slowly trudged towards summer. It was mostly annoying for Koko, who did not always bring an umbrella, but her work would often take her around Burrowgatory. As a result, there would often be times when she’d find herself caught under a drizzle. She had no idea how this worked when she was standing on top of a cloud, though....

The moment Koko opens the door to the Paradise Café, she is greeted with the wonderful smell of coffee beans, pulling her to the counter without so much as glancing around on who or what else was around. Well, it is not like this was her first visit–Koko has been visiting regularly ever since the farm she works in signed the business contract with the café owner, Beanny, and she is the one in charge of making regular check ups. Things like, making sure that ...

It was a sight straight out of a murder mystery flick: a bun was lying face flat on a field of soft, blue colored mushrooms, and beside her tiny body was a sharp gardening shear, stained with an alien liquid that tempted one to try a lick. She lay unmoving for something like half a minute before she suddenly pushed herself up, letting out a frustrated yell. “Why are there so many. Damn. Mushrooms?!” Hops was not h...

Poppy let out a sneeze and crinkled his nose, feeling the air suddenly drop a degree (or at least, that was what it felt like). This wasn’t the first time that he found himself getting caught in a shift in weather, but then again, the clouds that hung over Burrowgatory were numerous and gray the whole day. It was bound to let loose at some point, and that happened to be in the afternoon, right when he was casting his line without any shade. ...

It was one of his coworkers that invited Chester to try this new, cozy mobile game–stressing the word “cozy” because that was a game genre nowadays that even had its own bunreddit. He wasn’t terribly picky about games that he could just download for free and then delete later, but he was pleasantly surprised to find that the game was actually…not as predatory as others...

The park in the center of the Burrowgatory was bustling today. No doubt thanks to the event that was taking place in the middle of it. Several pop up tables were laid out along with coupling chairs in rows upon rows. Matentines was definitely in the air today. Delulu was surprisingly early, not on purpose but she got the times mixed up. Fortunately for her in the direction that proved to leave her to arrive borderline on time. She finished checking in, and they pointed her out to where she wa...

Calliope had a terrible day at work to say the least. Her company, BunWorks, lost out on a major contract because a rival company charged significantly lower prices. This also meant tha Calliope’s going to get stuck with stupid website design for that stupid soap company again. What pissed her off the most was the face of that stupid software designer from the rival company. He was so fucking happy when they won the contract, which annoyed her… GREATLY. ...

Even if Holly was not part of the chefs or food staff, he was one of the few free buns at the time who could make the trip to Dan’s Dango and learn about mochi making, which was something that he kind of also wanted to learn, anyway. It would also motivate him to try making some things at home for Poppy, perhaps, as he knew that the other bun enjoyed sweets. Such was why he found himself in front of a traditional lo...

One did not need to be in an ongoing relationship to enjoy Matentines. Hana was perfectly happy to choose chocolates over a bunfriend, and even if they were rather pricy, there were some types that only really came out during this time of year. It felt more like a celebration and an excuse to eat a shitton of chocolate more than anything else. This season was no different, but today she was with one of her friends (Peony) to shop, and she made a notable comment ...

Chester could probably count the number of times he had gotten sick with his fingers, or so he would claim if someone asked him. They were also never serious, limited to at most mild flus or upset stomachs that would keep him in the house for days at a time. He was able to take care of himself, as painstaking a task it was at times, and he definitely did not want anyone to come over for assistance (he didn’t feel like he had any sort of relationship that could...