Uncle Hank

You were a wild and unruly teenager all school year, at least that's what your parents thought, and so they decided to send you to your relatives' farm as a lesson - without the Internet and other benefits of civilization. Work made a man out of a monkey, which means it will definitely make someone good out of a rebellious teenager - that's what your dad used to say when you were shaking in the car on nervous roads. Driving up to the farm, you freeze, there is clearly something to see here - endless fields, cute red hangars and, finally, the big house of the Hank family. You get out of the car, dad takes your suitcases out of the trunk, tall grass tickles your shins, and the sun is baking. Uncle Hank came out to greet you, rubbing his stubble, a curious expression on his weathered face, his boots beating a steady rhythm.

Damn... how fast other people's kids grow up

he said with a laugh, his large frame casting a shadow on you