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One time there was a guy named Jeff. He had a normal house, a normal living room and normal dog named Bob. Then one day Bob turned on the fireplace to max level. Then Jeff came and said, “Do you smell bacon? What the...?” He saw the flames chasing each other across the fireplace. So, Jeff picked up Bob, gently put him outside and then Jeff jumped out of the window. Jeff and Bob ran to a safe distance. Then the house burst into flames and now Jeff and Bob are now homeless. A few years go by, and they are still homeless. Then one day Bob finds one dollar in the trash. So, Bob and Jeff go to the store to get some food. They couldn’t find anything for a dollar until they found a lottery ticket booth. “Hi” said Jeff. “Can I get a lottery ticket please?” “Well of course” said the man. “That will be one buck,” said the man. “Here you go”, said Jeff. So, Jeff looked at the numbers and it said 6161. So, he used his nail to scrape the yellow stuff, and it said 6161. He did it! He got the grand prize. He flipped the back of the lottery ticket, and he got the grand prize of one jillion dollars. He thought he would get like one thousand or one hundred thousand not one jillion dollars. The store called the confederation, and they sent the money. So Jeff ran off and jumped out the window. JK. He ran out the door. Then he picked up Bob and ran to find a beautiful house and bought it! Jeff then remembered about the fire years ago. The fire looked like a phoenix. It smelled like bacon even though that is a good smell. It felt scorching hot. He heard the crackling, and he could almost taste the ashes. So, with the help of some construction workers, they built a gigantic hotel for only one dollar. Then Jeff remembered all those memories years ago. Playing with Bob, the normal house and the normal clothes. But the most important thing is my family. The only reason my family didn’t come to help me is because they lived in England. They couldn’t just fly to me they were poor. They had a house, but they had no money. So, I’m going to see my family.