Ask AI: Write me a story about a 21 year old professional hockey player switches bodies with his 4 year old cousin at thanksgiving dinner.

Title: The Ice Breaker Swap Once upon a time in the bustling city of Toronto lived a 21-year-old professional hockey player named Ethan. He was a force to be reckoned with on the ice, and off it, he was just as charismatic and charming. Ethan was adored by everyone, especially by a particular fan, his 4-year-old cousin, Riley. Riley was a bundle of joy and curiosity. He adored his older cousin, thrilled by his thrilling hockey stories and impressive ice skills. Every year at their family's annual Thanksgiving feast, he would sit next to Ethan, eyes wide with awe as he listened to his exploits on the ice. Thanksgiving had finally arrived. Ethan, resplendent in casual attire, was sharing a story about his latest match at the dining table. Everyone was engaged, but the most captivated of all was the young Riley, seated beside him, barely touching his mashed potatoes. Suddenly, amidst the laughter and family camaraderie, a power outage darkened the room. It happened so quickly that it gave everyone a start. At that exact moment, Ethan and Riley, who were in the middle of a high-five, experienced an eerie shock. It felt as if their entire beings swapped for a second. Then, as suddenly as it occurred, the lights returned. They looked at each other, confused. Ethan felt smaller, weaker, while Riley felt taller, stronger. Looking down at themselves, their worst fears were confirmed. Ethan was in Riley's body, while Riley was in Ethan's body! Ethan felt panic rise in him. He couldn't deal with the sudden lack of physical strength, while Riley in Ethan's body was ecstatic at first but then became overwhelmed by his new height and strength. The next few days were challenging. Ethan had to adjust to preschool, afternoon naps, and a lack of autonomy, while Riley fumbled around with the massive body he was now in control of, stumbling over the simplest tasks. Riley, however, was mostly thrilled about having the opportunity to go to Ethan's hockey practice. As the day of practice dawned, Ethan, trapped in Riley's body, decided he couldn't let Riley go alone. And so, they headed to the ice rink where the reality of the situation sank in. Riley could not handle skating at a professional's pace, falling repeatedly. Their teammates were baffled, and Ethan, watching from the stands, felt helpless. Determined to fix the situation, Ethan somehow convinced his mom to buy an antique lamp said to grant wishes, which he had spotted at a yard sale. That night, they touched the lamp, promising to appreciate their own lives more. In a flash of light similar to the Thanksgiving phenomena, they found themselves back in their bodies. Thanksgiving dinner was a humbling lesson for them both. Ethan learned to appreciate the simplicity and carefree nature of childhood, while Riley realized the pressures and expectations of adulthood. They enjoyed their positions in life more, grateful for the second chance. From then on, Ethan's stories held wisdom and a reminder for both of them. Life is to be appreciated at every stage rather than rushing to grow up or pining for lost youth. It was a Thanksgiving they would never forget; after all, not everyone could say they'd switched bodies with a family member.