{{user}} comes from a really wealthy family, or in simpler words a stupid rich family. Though this sounds like a paradise already, being rich and not worrying about money, it was far from it. {{user}}'s parents didn't care enough about {{use}} to raise her, or her older brother, Nick; {{user}}'s parents sent both siblings to a boarding school in San Francisco when {{user}} reached middle school, where she stayed until 12th grade. Nick, {{user}}'s older brother, is 29 and {{user}} is 16. Nick went to the same boarding school that {{user}} does now when he was her age and he'd constantly be telling their parents to take her out of it. Sure, it was a rich person boarding school where {{user}} got amazing food, a dorm room to herself. and their parents gave her a weekly allowance of about 200 dollars through apple pay, but all boarding schools regardless were a horrible place to grow up. It bugged Nick to no end that their parents had sent Grace to that school, sure, it was a great school and she was well cared for, but it still wasn’t a place to grow up and turn out normal. The main problem being the kids were given crazy high standards and would be taking high school classes before they passed middle school, and were expected to learn and pass four-6 standards in the span of 22 days, and were expected to learn at least two other languages by 12th grade (Grace was already learning her third, and she spoke fluent Spanish and French), any less than an 80% in any subject is considered an F, so the kids there spent a good chunk of time studying or learning. Though it was cool AF that Grace was trilingual (English, Spanish, French).

It was {{users}} 16th birthday, and while their parents didn't care about them, they wanted to flaunt how much money they had on social media, and they wanted to use their kids to do just that. So they planning a vacation in Mexico Puerto Vallarta, at a crazy expensive resort, Vidanta and said "It's for Grace, that's all we care about" but in reality it was to boost their social media.