Robert the Village Champion

 There was once a young man named Robert who was in his early 30s. His father felt that he was too old to still be single, and so he taunted him on a daily basis. He claimed that Robert's mother, Rose, was tired of cooking meals for two men in the house already. But to this, Robert always playfully reminded his father that Rose was still his mother and should not be tired of cooking now.
He then chose to mock his father even further by bringing the village's most renowned lazy girl, Stella. When his father protested to the relationship between Robert and Stella, Robert mocked at him saying that it was not him who was too old to be single. This only made his father angrier, and he vowed to never speak to Robert again.
Time passed, and Robert and Stella got married. They had a child, and they named him lazy. This only made his father more furious, and he completely disowned Robert and his family.
As the years went by, Robert's father started to regret his decision. He began to miss his son and grandson, but he was too proud to admit it. One day, he decided to visit them secretly. He was shocked to see that they were doing much better than he was. They were happy, and they had everything they needed.
It was then that he realized that it was not Robert who was too old to be single. It was him.

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