Silvertip Mountain Mama, I'm a big girl now

Her head turned in the direction of north west, as if she'd be able to see Alaska. It was a tall mountain, but not that tall. Even if it was, Alaska would still be too far away for her to see. 

He didn't seem to mind that she took liberties with him and invaded his personal space, and it made her like him more. He commented on his coat again, though it was against it. She supposed she could understand, but in her eyes, the grass was greener on the other side. It looks nice, though, she said. 

It seemed he didn't have any reason to leave his home. Adeline glanced at Steady before her eyes turned back to Philos. Do you miss your family? she asked. Adeline loved her family, loved her home, but there were moments where she wished she could go explore more, see more. A ping of guilt that came any time she thought that was almost painful. She wondered sometimes just how much it hurt that her sister had left, but she had never got the courage to ask.