Right in your own backyard

As she moved around the lake she peered up at the trees that surrounded the body of water, appreciating how the ice and dusting of snow that clung to the bare branches almost glittered in the moonlight. Winter certainly wasn't her favorite season given the cold temperatures, especially at night when they were typically their most active, but she did like the look of the snow and the sound that it made as she crunched lightly through it as she admired her home. Speaking of the crunching of snow–she eventually picked up on the fact that she wasn't the only one moving through the snow here. Glancing back over her shoulder she noticed her mother following near by and she grinned, slowing her steps so that her mom could catch up to her. She wasn't sure how long her mother had been behind her, but she was definitely happy for the company.

Once they were side by side, she dipped her head a bit to playfully bump her mom's shoulder with the top of her head. She had been creeping up on her parents in height for a while now, but after her last growth spurt she had finally crossed that threshold and was now as tall as her mother if not a tiny bit taller. She was still quite lanky and had yet to really fill out to match her newly acquired height. It was weird being able to look her mother in the eye easily after looking up to her for so long, but she supposed that was just part of this whole growing up thing. "How long have you just been watching me watch trees?" she asked with a chuckle, her tail wagging gently behind her.

"Rebel Klein"