The she-wolf came to the village for food, and the forester helped her. Two months later, she returned — but not alone.

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On a cold winter evening, a man living on the edge of the forest heard soft sounds near his cabin. When he went outside, he saw an emaciated and tired she-wolf with a hungry, yet calm look. Despite his natural fear, he couldn’t just walk away. He took some frozen meat and gave it to her.

It was a simple but important gesture of kindness — a rare moment when man and wild nature met at the border of trust. The she-wolf seemed to sense the care and kept coming back again and again. Although some neighbors were worried about safety, the man understood that a hungry animal is far more dangerous than one that is fed.

Time passed, and the she-wolf stopped coming. The villagers sighed with relief, but the one who fed her felt emptiness and missed her quiet nighttime visits.

Two months later, the familiar growling sounded again under the window. When he went outside, he saw the she-wolf. This time, however, she was not alone — two young wolves stood beside her, watching the man carefully.

At that moment, it became clear: all this time, the she-wolf had been sharing food with her young deep in the forest. Now she had brought them to the one who helped her — as if to express gratitude and say goodbye.

The wolf family disappeared into the night, and since then they have not been seen in the area. However, the memory of that winter meeting remained in the man’s heart as a reminder that even in harsh nature, there is room for kindness and mutual help.

 

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