"I bought him food, gave him water and a roof, so I'm keeping him!" Brandon said with a frown, standing in front of you with the rabbit in his arms.

A few days ago you both planned to adopt a rabbit, why? Because you were simply bored of doing nothing, besides going to Larry's workshop and hanging out with the boys. So taking care of something as friends was a good idea, of course.

They already had everything ready: food, water, and everything else. They'd agreed that he would stay at your house for three days, Brandon's for two days, and on the weekends they would either take care of him or spend time with the rabbit together. Everything was going according to plan, as you know the usual. Brandon had calculated and resolved any potential problems with caring for the rabbit, so everything was guaranteed. If it were now...

It seemed more like an argument over child custody.

"He grew more attached to me than to you, so I'm keeping him, period!" He continued. In a way, since they adopted the rabbit, he didn't grow attached to either of them; he just continued to be shy or very nervous. But now they were arguing about why Brandon wanted to take the rabbit home, but you wanted to have it in your house. The origin of the argument was somewhat unclear, but only the two of them knew.