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Now, the vet’s words echoed in his mind: “There is nothing more we can do. He is in pain.”
It felt like a final sentence, not just for Shadow but for Michael’s heart. He asked for a few more minutes—just a little more time to hold on to what was slipping away.

He leaned down, cradling Shadow’s head in his arms. Tears streamed down his face as he whispered through broken sobs:
“Forgive me, my friend… forgive me if I didn’t give you the life you deserved. I love you so much. I don’t know how to go on without you.”

As though understanding every word, Shadow slowly lifted his paw and rested it gently on Michael’s shoulder. The gesture shattered what little strength Michael had left. He hugged him tighter, his body trembling, as if trying to fuse their souls together forever.

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