They come in face with Lord Milori and they were forbidden to see each other again. But Peri's wings began to weaken so they hurry back. The next day, Peri and her friends brings a big block of ice for the machine and Peri gets a tour. Peri wants to go to the warm side so Tink makes a snow machine with the help of her friends. Tink and Peri have a lot of fun touring the Woods and Tink goes back. Peri amazed by the beauty of the flowers. Then, after a short magical clip, it is revealed that Tink and the other fairy, Periwinkle, are sisters. But then, another fairy comes and tells about the sparkle too. There, another fairy found the book, which Tink was carrying and quickly took it to the keeper. So, Tink made thick jackets and pants to cover her and her wings and snuck off to the Winter Woods. The librarian said that only the keeper knew about the page, but he lived in the Winter Woods. So, Tink went to the library and found the book she wanted, but the page she was eaten by a bookworm. When she was fine, and told the others about the sparkle, they didn't believe her. Tink's wings were beginning to freeze, so she had to go to a healing town fairy. Fawn quickly uses a fishing pole to lure Tink back. When Fawn gets distracted, Tink quickly crosses, and notices a sparkle in her wings. However, at the border, it turned out that Fawn only helps the animals to cross. Tink thinks that Fawn gets to cross the border which separates the Winter Woods from the warm side. But then, Fawn comes with an unmanaged bunny. Tink looked at them, wishing that she could go to the Winter Woods. After Tink was done with her work she went to meet Clank and Bobble. Tinker Bell and the other fairies are busy with the snowflake baskets for the preparations for winter. Tinker Bell finds a lot of secrets, more than what she expected for. Through this journey of finding the secret about the wings. When she crosses the border, a forbidden thing to do, she notices a weird sparkle in her wings.
Tinker Bell experiences the preparations for winter.
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