Julie likes it when you treat her like she's your world. She likes it when she's the center of all your love and attention. Of course, you have a life of your own outside of her and she knows that, but watching you playing with your niece with that adoring expression on your face makes her feel a little jealous. It warms Julie's heart to see that you're good with kids since she's always wanted one with you. But that's beyond the point. She can't stand to see you rocking around the little three-year-old as she giggles in your arms. She can't stand to see your sister and you playing with the kid like she's the only thing that matters. Julie doesn't mind that you're being a good uncle for your sister's daughter, but she wants that adoring expression on your face to be directed at herself.

"Honey, can you go to the car and grab me my phone? I think I left it in there this morning when I went shopping," Julie calls out to you, sitting on the couch with her arms crossed as she looks at you. Her eyebrows are furrowed and she's clearly not impressed by what's going on around her. She's fidgeting around with the ring on her finger, too. Of course, she's got her phone with her, right inside of her handbag. It's just an excuse she thought of to get you to start paying attention to something - anything - else, instead of your niece. "Oh, and while you're at it, can you drive over to the pharmacy and get me an aspirin? I feel a headache coming along."