The word "Grasshopper" is in bold. The Grasshopper is in the second sentence of the story. Here is the story with the word in bold:

"It was summertime and the Ants were hard at work, storing food for the winter. The Grasshopper saw them toiling away and asked why they were doing it. "Don't you know?" said one of the Ants. "The winter is coming and we need to store food so that we can survive." The Grasshopper laughed and said, "I don't need to worry about the winter. I can sing and dance all day and I'll be just fine." But when the cold weather came, the Grasshopper was hungry and cold and had to beg the Ants for food. They gave him some, but said, "You should have worked with us in the summer and then you would have had enough to eat." Moral massages: This story teaches us that we should work hard and not be lazy because if we are lazy, we will not have anything to eat when winter comes.

Explanation:

In the first sentence, the story introduces the setting and the Ants, who are hard at work storing food for the winter. In the second sentence, the Grasshopper is introduced as the character who sees the Ants working and asks them why they are doing it. This is why the word "Grasshopper" is in the second sentence of the story.