Bunny's house

Once upon a time was a fox and a bunny. Fox had a house hollowed in the ice and bunny a house made from lime shell. Fox still nags the bunny:

"My house is bright, and yours is dark. Mine is bright, and yours is dark!"

But summer came and Fox's house melted. Then she was asked by Bunny:

"Bunny, let me live in your house!"

"I do not want, because you nagged me all winter!"

But Fox did not give up and bunny let the fox to enter into the yard. The next day, the fox was asked again:

"Bunny, let me sit in your porch!"

"I don't let you! Why you nagged me all winter?"

But the fox asked so hard until the bunny let her to sit on the porch. In the third day, the fox said:

"Let me enter in your house, bunny!"

"I don't want! You bothered me too much!"

But the Fox didn't give up and eventually the bunny let her enter. Fox sat on the bench and rabbit on the hearth. On the fourth day, the fox said:

"Honey bunny, let me sit next to you on the hearth."

"No, I don't let you, because you bothered me too much."

But Fox did not give in peace the Bunny until he let her to come near him. Passed a day or two and the fox was started to chase the bunny from his house.

"Get out, Bunny, I don't want to live with you!"

And finally she gave him out.

Bunny cries and wipes his tears with his paw. Some dogs saw him and asks:

"Bark, bark, bark, bark. Why are you crying, bunny?"

"How not to cry, my dear? I had a house from lime shell and the Fox a house from ice. Spring has come and Fox's house was melt. Fox then asked me to live in my house and now look she kicked me out."

"Stop crying, bunny, we will take her out."

"You cannot!"

"You will see!"

The dogs approached the house:

"Bark, bark, bark! Get out, sly fox!" But the fox replied back:

"I will get angry and will destroy you!"

The dogs were scared and ran away. And again Bunny cries with bitter tears. Near him passes a wolf:

"Why are you crying, Bunny?"

"How not to cry wolf? I had a house from lime shell and the Fox a house from ice. Spring has come and Fox's house was melt. Fox then asked me to live in my house and now look she kicked me out."

"Let me I will take her out immediately."

"I'm not sure you can. The dogs tried to chase her, but they couldn't. No you can not chase her."

"You will see!"

A wolf came to the house and started shouting angrily:

"Howl, howl ... Get out, sly fox!" But the fox answered from the hearth:

"I will get angry and will destroy you!"

Wolf was scared and fled. And the bunny cried and cried. Here comes an old bear:

"Why are you crying, bunny?"

"How not to cry, teddy bear? I had a house from lime shell and the Fox a house from ice. Spring has come and Fox's house was melt. Fox then asked me to live in my house and now look she kicked me out."

"Stop crying, bunny" - says the bear. "I will take her out."

"I'm not sure you can. The dogs and wolf tried to chase her, but they couldn't. You won’t be able to do this."

"Yes I will."

And bear muttering went to the house:

"Growl ... growl ... Get out, sly fox!" But the fox answered from the hearth:

"I will get angry and will destroy you!"

The bear was scared and run away through the woods. Bunny again cries. Pass a rooster on the way with a scythe on the back:

"Cock-a-doodle-doo! Bunny, why do you cry?"

"How not to cry, Rooster? I had a house from lime shell and the Fox a house from ice. Spring has come and Fox's house was melt. Fox then asked me to live in my house and now look she kicked me out."

"Stop crying, bunny, I will take her out of the house."

"You can't. The dogs, the wolf and the bear tried to chase her, but they couldn't. You will not be able to do anything."

"Leave me."

A rooster approached to the house:

"Cock-a-doodle-doo! I'm a rooster with a red cock. I have a scythe, sly fox, so get out from the house!"

"I'm getting dressed..." - she says. But the rooster does not leave:

"Cock-a-doodle-doo! I'm a rooster with a red cock. I have a scythe, sly fox, so get out from the house!"

Fox stutter:

"I put on my coat."

Rooster started to sing for the third time:

"Cock-a-doodle-doo! I'm a rooster with a red cock. I have a scythe, sly fox, so get out from the house!"

Fox was utterly frightened, came down from the hearth and ran. The bunny and rooster moved together and lived like the kings and if they didn't die they live even today.