Write me a short story in the form of a fable with a moral that encourages honesty.
Once upon a time, there was a small rabbit who told lies. Even though he told small lies, his friends got upset with him because they knew he was not being honest. One day, he found himself in a position where he could either tell the truth and risk his reputation or lie and maintain it. He chose to lie, which left him feeling unhappy and alone. Eventually, his lies caught up to him and he learned that honesty is the best policy and that it is the key to happiness. The rabbit realized that you can only trust people and keep the respect of others if you are honest. The moral of the story is: honesty is the best policy and can bring you happiness.
Once upon a time, there lived a rabbit named Rabbit-at-Rest. He had a reputation of being a lazy bunny and always happy to take the easy way out. Everyone else in the forest seemed to be able to find ways to make a living without working very hard, but him. Until one day, he found a magic pillow that would give him everything he wanted! He slept under it and when he woke up, he had all the food he needed to last him a lifetime, a luxury home, and a fortune in gold. 

He soon found out, however, that there was a catch. That pillow had been magicked by a witch who had designed it to grant wishes only to those who told the truth. Rabbit-at-Rest had been so used to lying and cheating that he hadn't thought to ask what the deal was with the pillow, and soon found himself in a world of trouble. He had to make an impossible choice - either tell the truth and forfeit all of his newfound wealth or continue to live a lie and remain poor.

In the end, Rabbit-at-Rest chose honesty and told the truth, no matter how painful it was to do so. He lost his fortune and luxury home, but kept his dignity and his reputation as a honest bunny. He realized that it was better to live a life of