I’m Gregory Watson, in my 50s, living alone after my wife passed away. My grandson, Harry, is away at college. Life was peaceful until Jack and his son, Drew, moved next door and began parking in my designated spot. Despite my polite requests, Jack dismissed me saying, “Didn’t see your name on it.”

My parking spot is essential due to my chronic leg pain. After repeated incidents, I demanded Jack move his car, which he did reluctantly. The next morning, my car was wrapped in tape. Furious, I took photos and planned revenge.

With the help of Noah and Kris, neighbors living with their grandma Kelly, we covered Jack’s yard with biodegradable glitter, plastic flamingos, and noisy wind chimes. The sight was spectacular, and Jack was livid. When he confronted me, I innocently replied, “Maybe you should consider being more considerate of your neighbors.”

The police, whom I had called, arrived and informed Jack of the vandalism charges. They had evidence of him wrapping my car in tape. Jack and Drew were taken to the station. Justice served, my parking spot remained free.

We celebrated with Noah, Kris, and Kelly. Later, Harry returned for the holidays, and we recounted the story, sharing laughter and creating cherished memories. Our bond and the shared experience made all the difference.