I own none of the characters exept Betty. Spell is toonsinmyroom's OC. Enjoy!

Flashback: A little girl of about 3 or 4 is taking dancing lessons at 's dance academy for teeny boppers. Her steps are child steps, not quite professional.
"No dear, not like that, more like this," her dance teacher guides her.
"Sorry, mr Sullivan," she replies quitely, then quickly corrects her movements .
She is in view of a woman and a man who are clapping and urging her on, with broad smiles on their faces. Her father holds a little red haired,freckle faced girl of about 4 or 5, who a grumpy expression on her face.
"Go honey!You can do it!"her mother shouts excitedly.
"Look Connie, isnt your little sister a little star?" the father asks the little girl on his lap.

Miss Honey Bunny picked up the last of her books and put them into a cardboard box. Most of her shelves now and most of her room was empty. Teaching at the school for little ghosts had been a lot of fun. Now she had to leave them, something she didnt want to do. But she had no choice. Her time was up. She sighed as she wondered about how she was going to break the news to the little ghosts, which had to be done that morning. She got her books together and left the house.

"Good morning class!" called Miss Honey Bunny, trying to sound as cheerful as she always did, with a broad smile on her face, hoping the little ghosts wouldn't realise anything was up.
"Good morning Miss Honey Bunny," they called out in their angelic little voices.
"Now, before we start, i have some news- good and bad. Now the good news is, your teacher Miss Banshee is back and will be teaching you again from next week. The bad news is, I will be leaving you," she finished quietly.
"Leaving? Oh no, please miss Honey Bunny, don't leave! Stay! We love you very much, you are the best ghoul marm we've ever had!" the little ghosts protested.
"Thanks guys, that is very moving. And I've grown accustomed to you and love you and it breaks my heart to be leaving you. But its not my choice. I'm sorry." She then started the lesson, even though she was heartbroken. And while the ghosts all tried to do their best and pay attention, they couldnt. Even Spooky who had become accustomed to her was sad.

It was a little after miss Banshee had come back and miss Honey Bunny had left the teaching post. She had only been filling in while miss Banshee was gone. But that didnt mean she was going to leave town-she had decided to stay on and start a new afterlife in Friendship, where, even though she wouldn't be teaching the little ghosts anymore, she would still be near to them. She also had time to do other things she had wanted to do, like start up her own book club, which her female friends (including Poil's mom and some of the other ghosts' s moms) would attend once a week. She could also start up her care/adoption home for stray or sick ghost and monster pets, and write her book. You see, she was never left without anything to do. Even though she wasnt teaching anymore, she quickly found other things to fill her time with. And now her lease was up, she could move in to live with her best friend, Spell.

While she settles in, let me take this opportunity to tell you a little bit about miss Honey Bunny. She had been orphaned at around 2 years of age, and a few months later a man and lady came the orphanage and noticed her, and although they had a little girl of their own, they had fallen in love with the little darling. Their daughter hated her little sister right from the start. She felt her parents no longer cared for her or loved her. It was a pity because the little sister loved her big sister as well as her adoptive parents, and was always trying to be nice to her. The rest of the family thought differently. The uncles and aunts had too become captivated by her, and she and her adoptive cousin Lauren had become best friends. In fact, her cousin behaved more like a sister towards her than her adoptive sister, and always looked out for her.

In her lifetime, Miss Honey Bunny was a dancer. Her parents had enrolled her at a dance academy when she was 3, where the teacher quickly realised this child had potential and talent. She could sing too, and when she became older she made a career of singing and dancing. She also loved people and animals and thought of ways in which she could help them. She had opened up quite a few foster homes and orphanages for children and animals, and places where people and animals could seek refuge. When she died, she continued to care for animals and people, never turning down someone who needed her help. It broke her heart to see them suffering and made her mad that people could be so heartless. Her cause and date of death are still unknown, and she herself doesnt remember how it happened. But on the day when she had died and come back as a ghost, like many new ghosts, she felt lost at first: she had lost her memory, her sense of identity, and even her mind itself. She had suddenly appeared infront of 2 builders on their lunch break, saying "Hello boys, you look like you've seen a ghost!" and turned her face into a horrible screaming corpsy face, which sent them running and screaming the biggest scream you've ever heard. Soon afterwards, she remembered who she was and went back to her normal self, continuing to care for and help animals and people, even ghosts and monsters. She had once scared a lady to death who she had caught trying to drown 3 little kittens. Another time she appeared before a cult who was trying to burn a woman. Not only did she manage to save the poor woman, but she scared the cult followers so badly that they had nightmares for months. She almost never had to scare, she just used her charm and sweetness on people which almost always worked, her scaring was more of a last resort. She was basically a female version of Casper, she was kind to every living and dead creature, including plants. Of course, like a lot of us, miss Honey Bunny also has a darker side, which i will not disclose yet.