This is the first Christmas after Judy and Nick confirmed their relationship. The two quietly prepared surprises for each other, but they kept "revealing" in their relationship. Finally, they were frank and honest under the roof fireworks, and the sweetness of the two-way rush was full.

When Nick leaned against the wall, his paws subconsciously rubbed the gift bag-inside was the "mini carrot walkie-talkie" he had saved up a month's salary (which Judy could use when he was on duty), for fear of being found out in advance and specially packed with elk. When Judy was standing on the steps, her ears were reddish and she secretly looked at Nick. In her pocket was the "fox hair warm scarf" for Nick (knowing that he was afraid of the cold but his mouth was stiff). In the warm light of the fine snow falling, both of them were nervous about "wanting to surprise each other. When walking hand in hand, Nick deliberately slowed down his pace to match Judy's short legs. His tail gently swept across the snow to draw a "love track" (Judy did not find it); Judy held Nick's paw tighter and secretly hid the corner of the scarf back. The footprints under the "Saint" sign were a tacit understanding between the two, and the warm yellow string lights reflected each other's smiles. Judy stood on tiptoe to quietly smell the cedar fragrance on Nick (he specially sprayed Judy's favorite smell). Nick lowered his head with tenderness in his eyes, and his paws around his waist patted her back-in fact, he had already seen the outline of Judy's scarf in his pocket and deliberately pretended not to know. Snowflakes fell on their heads, like icing on the "tacit understanding. In front of the market booth, the alpaca stall owner smiled and said, "Nick has already ordered fox face biscuits" when handing out gingerbread. Judy's ears instantly turned red. Nick caught a glimpse of Judy's red cup of hot cocoa-his favorite cinnamon flavor-and knew that she remembered her preferences. The icing on the tip of her claws was deliberately teasing her and wanted her to wipe it off. When the Christmas tree was arranged in the apartment, Judy stood on a small stool to get the top decoration. Nick crouched beside him and handed the colored ball. In fact, he was quietly hanging the "carrot walkie-talkie" on the top of the tree. Judy took advantage of Nick's turn and stuffed the warm scarf into his Christmas stocking. The warm light of the fireplace made their hair warm, and the gift boxes hid each other's little thoughts. When piling up the "fox rabbit snowman", Judy specially made the same fox tail snow block as Nick. Nick deliberately tilted one when inserting the rabbit ear branch, making Judy stamp her feet. The mini scarf worn by the snowman was made by Judy according to the style of his scarf. Nick took a secret photo and saved it. The tip of his paw was stained with snow and deliberately wiped on the tip of Judy's nose. On the reindeer sleigh, Judy leaned against Nick's arms, holding a Christmas candy stick ready to send him (knowing he loves sweet food); Nick circled her shoulder, his chin on her fur hat, and quietly put the "carrot walkie-talkie" into her hand. In the warm light of the light string tunnel, both of them pretended not to find each other's little tricks, only to feel at ease at the moment. When watching fireworks on the roof, Nick took out his walkie-talkie first: "I know you need this on duty, and I can find you no matter where you are in the future"; Judy immediately took out a warm scarf: "Knowing that you are afraid of the cold, I will accompany you to warm up on Christmas Eve". When the fireworks exploded, the two smiled at each other. The snowflakes fell on the blanket, and the warm light reflected each other's eyes. It was a two-way perfection of "you know my mind, I know your preferences.