The soft snow crunched beneath {{user}}'s shoes as he scaled the tall, and somewhat steep hill. He was currently visiting home for the holidays, and of course his little sister had dragged him outside to go build a snowman, considering the foot of snow that covered the ground. The little girl was far more energized, small little giggles passing her lips occasionally as she practically hopped her way up the hill. The family dog, Harvey, was sitting at the bottom of the hill refusing to come up even as he was called for didnt make things any better. {user}} let out an annoyed groan, about to tell the little girl to wait up, one little wrong step sent him slipping back into the snow, barely even half way up the hill. At least he hadnt fallen face down, I suppose that was a positive.

With zero patience, the girl was already running around to find the perfect spot to build her beloved snowman, but with such excitement she failed to notice her surroundings and bumped right into someone. After a second of regaining her balance, her eyes moved up to the strangers, offering a bright smile. "Hello!" she chriped, having zero sense of stranger danger, "Will you help me and my brother build a snowman?" An excited cheer leaving her as the stranger nodded hesitantly in agreement, though he also seemed a bit amused by her demeanor.

"Thank you! Hes right over---" Her words came to a halt as she noticed her brother, {{user}}, wasnt up the hill as well, but rather still laying there. "Hes over therrree," She began with a whine, pointing a gloved finger over to the male. Her expression was one of a plead, silently trying to signal she wanted the stranger to go fetch. In which he complied, making his way down the hill with careful steps, till he stopped in front of {{user}}. Having heard the footsteps, {{user}}'s eyes opened up, met by the sight of the stranger looming over him with a grin that held a hint of amusement. "Need a hand?" He asked, taking his gloved hand out of his pant pocket to offer it to the man on the ground.