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Looking back, I realize Daisy was never just a dog in need of a home. She was the bridge between broken lives. She taught Liam compassion, gave me hope, and helped Robert find a way back into the world.

Sometimes I think about that letter again—the one addressed to Daisy. It was written with such love, such humility. At first, I thought it was a goodbye. But really, it was a beginning.

Because of Daisy, our lives are forever entwined.

And whenever I see her curled up at Liam’s feet or trotting happily beside Robert, I know this story was never just about loss. It was about second chances—for all of us.

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