problems with shared pointers

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Hello I'n new on the forum, meaning It's my first question asked but I recently came across some strange behavior.

I have two classes Goo and Foo. I have a method in Foo that returns a shared pointer of type Goo. It all compiles ok...but when I debug it I can see that 2 objects are created of type Goo and the member class inside Foo never gets a value.

here's the code :

#include <memory>
#include <iostream>
#include <vector>
using namespace std;

class Goo
{
	int y;
public:
	Goo(){}
	~Goo(){}
	void set_y(int new_val) 
	{
		y=new_val;
	}

};

class Foo
{
	
	int x;
	//shared_ptr<Goo> gooptr;
	Goo Goomem;

	public:

	Foo(int val=0) :x(val) {}
	~Foo(){cout<<"desctructed";}
	
	void do_something() 
	{
		cout<<"doing nothing..."<<endl;
	}
	void set_x(int new_val) 
	{
		x=new_val;
	}
	void show_x() const {cout<< x<<endl; }
	shared_ptr<Goo> getshared()
	{
		shared_ptr<Goo> gooptr = make_shared<Goo>(Goomem);
		return gooptr;
	}

};


int main()
{
	bool expired=false;
	shared_ptr<Foo> pf (new Foo); 

	shared_ptr<Goo>gp=(*pf).getshared();
	(*gp).set_y(1);
	gp=(*pf).getshared();
	(*gp).set_y(2);
	gp=(*pf).getshared();
	(*gp).set_y(3);
	gp=(*pf).getshared();
	(*gp).set_y(4);
	gp=(*pf).getshared();

	pf.reset();

	return 0;
}

There must be something I'm missing...I mean I think that make_shared actually creates a new instance every time and since there are no more smart pointers that point to it, since i'm reassigning the goo pointer, it get's garbage collected ? I don't know...(Sorry if it's obvious for you but I just started to learn about them and C in general)