Jack deeply loved nature 
and often spent time in the forests, sometimes with friends and other times alone. One day, as usual, he was walking through the woods when he noticed some movement in the tall grass. As he approached, he saw an injured wolf 
, lying down and clearly exhausted.
It had some pieces of meat near it, and Jack decided to feed it. Although weak, the wolf started eating slowly, gradually regaining some strength. Jack stayed near it for a few moments, making sure it was feeling a little better. Then, satisfied that he had helped, he left.
With time, he forgot about this encounter. A year later, Jack found himself in the same forest. As he walked, an animal’s cry broke the silence. When he turned around, he saw a wolf approaching him, looking wild and threatening 
. His heart racing, Jack was ready to run when…
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The hero of our story is named Jack.
One day, while walking in the forest, he found an injured wolf.
The wolf was very thin, and its eyes were filled with pain.
Without hesitation, Jack gave the wolf some meat and whispered, “You know, this world isn’t so bad.”
The wolf was very weak but began to eat slowly.
Jack left the meat near the wolf and walked away.
A year later, when he was in the same forest, he heard the voice of an animal.
It was getting a bit dark, and when he turned around, he saw a wolf approaching him that looked very wild.
Jack was ready to run, his heart pounding, when another wolf appeared out of nowhere.
This wolf, bigger and stronger, jumped between Jack and the first one.
Jack froze, watching in awe as the two wolves fought fiercely.
It wasn’t hatred; it was more of a protective struggle.
After an intense moment, the protective wolf pushed the aggressor away, who retreated into the shadows.
Jack understood that this wolf was there to protect him.
When the wolf approached him, Jack looked into its eyes and realized it was the same wolf he had fed the previous year.
Touched by this act of loyalty, Jack felt a bond with nature in a way he had never imagined, knowing that sometimes, animals protect us just as much as we protect them.
