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The boy raised his eyes and shook his head slightly.

A faint light lit up in the distance, and the boy said in surprise: "Look! It's a light."

"Looks like home," the boy said.

"Yes, isn't it?" replied the Mole.

……

It started to snow again in the sky, and the boy sat on the horseback holding the mole and looked around.

"Foxes never talk," said the boy.

"Yes, it's nice to have him with us," Hakuba said.

"To be honest..." The fox with his head drooped suddenly spoke out. Perhaps what the white horse said just now gave it courage and encouragement, "I often feel that I have nothing interesting to say."

Hakuba turned around and walked towards the stopped fox, "It's always interesting to tell the truth."

The white horse turned and continued walking, and the fox continued to follow behind.

Visible to the naked eye, the fox came closer.

"What's the bravest thing you've ever said?" the boy asked.

"Help me." White Horse replied: "Asking for help is not giving up, but refusing to give up."

"Sometimes I want to say: 'I love you all,'" Mole suddenly said, "but I find it difficult to say it."

"is it?"

"Yeah, so I'd say something like, 'It's nice to be all here,'" the Mole replied.

"Okay," the boy replied gently.

"I'm glad you're all here," continued the Mole.

"We're glad you're all here, too," said the boy, hugging the mole.

Unspeakable love can be expressed in other ways, but please don’t forget to explain to the person expressing your love: That sentence is actually my unspeakable love.

Thunder sounded in the sky, and dark clouds spread towards the boy and the mole.

"What should we do? That doesn't sound good!" the boy asked worriedly.

"My God, I don't like this weather," replied the Mole.

The white horse moved forward, suddenly quickening its pace, followed closely by the fox.

The clouds dropped a pattering of rain, accompanied by bursts of lightning and thunder.

The white horse looked around and ran into the forest. The strong wind and rain made it difficult for the boy and the white horse to open their eyes.

Dark clouds gathered, thunder surged, and the dark forest looked like the claws of the devil.

The boy fell off the white horse and hid beside it in fear.

The white horse, the fox, and the mole came close to the boy, and they all huddled together for warmth.

"When you feel that the difficulties are out of control." Baima comforted: "Just focus on the things you love in front of you."

"I like this sentence," the boy said.

"The storm will pass." White Horse whispered.

……

The storm finally stopped, and the boy and the white horse walked out of the woods. "Oops, where did the light go? I can't see it!"

The boy said with some disappointment: "It feels like we still have a long way to go."

"I know, but look how far we've come." Hakuba is like a life mentor, always standing up to give the boy strength.

"I feel like I can't do it," the boy said in frustration. "I feel like I'll never find a home."

"You have to know..." the fox suddenly said, "sometimes your mind can deceive you."

"It makes you feel that you are not good enough and that everything is hopeless." The fox said sincerely: "But I learned this: you are loved and important."

"You bring something unique to this world." The fox slowly approached the boy, "So be patient."

The boy nodded and hugged the fox who was leaning into his arms.

The white horse walked down slowly halfway, and the boy stood up and asked worriedly: "Are you okay?"

Bai Ma moved his ears and said hesitantly: "There is something I didn't tell you."

"What's the matter?" the boy asked.

"I can fly," said the white horse.

"Can you fly?" the boy asked curiously.

"Yes, but I don't fly anymore, because flying makes other horses jealous of me." The white horse said sadly.

"Whether you can fly or not, we love you." The boy said firmly.

A pair of huge white wings suddenly appeared from behind the white horse.

The boy opened his mouth in surprise and climbed onto the horse with the mole.

The fox took small steps hesitantly, then stopped.

"Will you come with us?" the boy invited the fox.

"I'd better stay here, thank you." The fox shook his head, with heartbreaking emotions in his eyes.

"Please," the boy said again.

The fox's eyes flickered, he no longer refused, and jumped on the horse.

The white horse stood up, spun around in circles a few times, then accelerated and took off.

The pink sky is full of romance. The flapping white horse and the boy, mole and fox on its back bring an unforgettable sight to people in this romantic scene.

They soared in the sky, and the boy shouted happily.

This time he also let go of his hands, but he did not fall because he embraced freedom.

"Look, there." Hakuba pointed to the place where the light was shining below.

"You found it!" the boy said happily.

……

There were bright lights ahead, but the boy hesitated in his steps, "It looks like a home, right?"

"Then we've reached the end, right?" Mole asked.

"Yes."

The boy hugged the white horse, then knelt down and hugged the fox, "Goodbye."

"Always remember, you are good enough," said the fox. "Just be yourself."

The boy picked up the mole and kissed the tip of its nose.

"I'm glad you're all here," said the Mole.

The boy hugged the mole and repeated, "I'm glad you're all here, too."

"Goodbye." The boy wiped his tears, "I will miss you very much."

He sniffed and turned towards the light.

He hugged himself, stopped, and turned around again.

"No." The boy shook his head, "Home isn't always a place, right?"

The boy walked toward the white horse, the mole, and the fox.

The Mole took small steps forward in surprise, followed closely by the White Horse and the Fox.

A person, a mouse, a horse, and a fox are close together.

……

In the snow covered with footprints, the boy, the fox and the mole sat on horseback.

"It's warm," said the Mole.

"Very friendly," said the fox.

"Look at these stars," White Horse said.

"So you all know me very well?" the boy asked.

"Yes."

"You still love me?" the boy continued to ask.

"We love you even more," Hakuba replied patiently.

"That's why we're here, right?" the boy asked again.

"In search of cake?" asked the Mole.

"To love," the boy replied, "and to be loved."

A shooting star streaked across the night sky, and they just snuggled together quietly, staying together forever.