Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
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My best friends wife and my close friend passed away 2 yrs ago. The deceased was a music lover and we would bond over music. Being snobby yet really diverse, it was so much fun finding new music and sharing it...or finding old obscure shit and digging a rabbit hole together.  
When she died I put together a playlist for the wake.  I asked her wife if there were any songs she wanted played or what her and the deceased would listen to all the time. She gave me her Ishuffle and I used some songs from it. I had it for a long time mainly because I just kept forgetting it. I thought I had given it back to her while on a roadtrip last year but I found it a box she'd given me.  She hasn't asked for it back in the last 2yrs and has even given me some vinyl of the deceased. I kinda don't wanna give it back. When a close friend or family member dies I tend to keep something of theirs.  My best male friend who passed, I kept his hoodie. My grandmother,I kept her acordian and head scarves,  a hairbrush from another...I keep things that remind me of them or if its connected to a memory.

ffffuck I sound like a serial killer...

Anyhow would I be the asshole if I never gave it back unless she asks?

keeping my best friends deceased wife's ishuffle