"Maurice, you are not kind. Didn't you say you would let me win?"
"Hey, this doesn't count. Just now, I suddenly had a headache and made a wrong move."
"What? When did you make this move? Why didn't I see it?"
"Oh, no."
"I lost again."
Half an hour later, Maurice ended the game and Corley lost.
"Grandpa, your skills are deteriorating. You have to read more books," Maurice sighed when seeing Corley's moves.
When Maurice just started playing chess, he lost to Corley because he knew nothing.
When Maurice learned it, Corley never won again.
"Well, this is an accident. You are a child. Of course, I have to let you win. It's enough. I am old and feel sleepy now. I need to rest."
Corley felt embarrassed. He didn't want to face this painful reality.
It was easier for Maurice to beat Cor
