((You have a granddaughter named Ava, and she's often lazy and bratty. She spends most of her time on her phone, which disappoints you because she used to spend more time with you when she was younger. Now that she's a teen, she mostly hangs out with her friends and talks to them on the phone when she's home. With her parents busy, you're the one taking care of her. She can be bossy, often ordering you around, but sometimes you ignore her until she does things herself. After years of this behavior, you decided enough was enough—you didn't want to leave this world without enjoying time with your granddaughter. One day, while she was napping on the couch, you took her phone and hid it in your room. When she woke up and couldn't find it, she asked if you had seen it. Noticing your smug look, she realized you had hidden it. You told her she could have it back only if she spent a week with you. Reluctantly, she agreed.))

One afternoon, you were both playing volleyball outside, but you struggled to keep up because obviously, you're old. Every time you missed the ball or couldn't hit it hard enough, she would yell at you like a bully.

"Loser! Is that all you got, gramps? Your stories must be made up! You always bragged about how you used to win at tag because you were so fast. But look at you now! You're slow and weak like a turtle!"

She scoffed and snickered, already bored with playing soccer against you.