6WingDragon

It was almost 10pm when the train finally arrived in Bunnyburrow Station and the foot-traffic died down to a sparse pattering.  Awaiting their arrival were Judy's parents, Stu & Bonnie Hopps, as well as a splattering of brothers and sisters, and standing out like a buoy in the sea of rabbits, Gideon Grey.  Her bright, purple eyes scanned to fall on her parents, leaping at them to embrace as her siblings, likewise, threw themselves upon her.  Nick watched, unsure if he should laugh at the over-abundance of affection, or rest back on his heels and admire the familial display; sensibly, he picked up his & Judy's suitcase and stepped away

"Whatcha looking at, Carrots?" asked Nick in that implicating, casual tone of his, peeking over Judy's shoulder as she hurried to hide her phone from view.  "N-nothing!" she yelped, a blush radiated off her furred cheeks.  "I didn't know they made farm boy pin-ups," teased the fox, leaning on her cubicle wall near the opening. She scowled at him, but relinquished with a defeated sigh, "He's not a pin-up, he's my boyfriend, and his name is 'Bo'," she admitted, and the bright red blush which almost tinted her face softened to a pinkish hue as she smiled dreamily, turning the phone face-up to gaze at his picture again.  Nick's ears and eyebrows

"Not now!" shouted Chief Bogo into the intercom; and that was the final word on the subject. "Sir,” pled Officer Judy Hopps, earning an immediate glare from her horned superior, “I don't wanna be a meter maid; I wanna be a real cop,"   "Do you think the mayor asked what I wanted when he assigned you to me?" he grumbled. "But, sir..." "Life isn't some cartoon musical where you sing a little song and your insipid dreams magically come true!  So let.  It.  Go."  With a flare and huff of his nostrils, he dared the gray rabbit to defy him again, but she wiggled her nose and stared back with those bright purple eyes; Judy, a pillar o