On a cold winter's day, deep in the snow-covered forest, a large, old glove lay abandoned in the snow. It was big, but empty, waiting to offer shelter to someone in need.

The first to find it was a little rabbit. Shivering from the cold, the rabbit hopped inside the glove to warm up. "Ah, this feels so cozy," the rabbit thought, curling up inside. "I think I’ll stay here for a while.

Not long after, a fox wandered by, its fur puffed up against the biting wind. "Oh, it's freezing out here," the fox said, shaking its tail. "Would you mind if I join you? It looks warm inside.

Of course!" said the rabbit. 

"There’s plenty of space. Come on in."

The fox squeezed in next to the rabbit, and they both snuggled together for warmth. 

But soon, a deer came along, shivering from the cold as well. "It's so chilly, and I can't find shelter," the deer said. "Could I please join you?

Of course," said the rabbit. "But it’s getting a little crowded already. Maybe we can make some room

The fox moved over a little, and the deer squeezed in beside them. The three animals were all cozy now, but the space inside the glove was starting to feel a bit tight.