When you realize that you're living amongst a thief, everything feels like it doesn't belong to you; Your clothes, your video games, your phone charger, or your cash. Privacy no longer exists—you are apparently not entitled to it any longer. What do you do in a situation like this? Depending on your circumstances, you might just have to somehow deal with it.
But that's not right, is it? To have what is rightfully yours, taken from you, and then have the thief be your 14-year-old brother of all people. In what world would taking money from a loved one be a laughing matter? The answer: Never, if you're a decent person. The 14-year-old in this next story seems to have very little remorse for all of the money he's stolen from his brother over the course of two years.
When the brother confronts the 14-year-old, he confesses immediately. Clearly, the teenager does not have the means to replace all the money he's stolen, and his parents don't seem to care about this alarming behavior. So, the brother is now considering to demand this cash from his parents if they think it's not a big deal. A sort of put your money where your mouth is-situation, huh? Scroll below to read the full story.
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The image does not depict the actual subjects of the story. Subjects are models.
