‘I ordered some things from your Amazon,’ my nephew said with a smirk. The next morning, $2,800 was gone. When I told my sister, she laughed, ‘It’s not much. Just let it go.’ I said nothing, and that night I quietly retrieved what was rightfully mine. At 8 a.m., my sister went out into the yard and screamed when she saw…

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Hey everybody, welcome back. I ordered a few things on your Amazon, my nephew smirked. By morning, $2,800 was gone.

When I told my sister, she laughed. “It’s not that much. Just let it go.”

But I did not let it go.

And that night, I quietly took what belonged to me. At 8:00 a.m., my sister went out onto the driveway and screamed when she saw it. I noticed the email while brushing my teeth.

Thanks for your Amazon order. Your package will arrive Friday. Thing is, I had not ordered anything.

I was working late the night before and did not even log in. I tapped the notification, thinking maybe it was a glitch or a scam. Then another email came through.

Then another. By the time I dried my hands and walked to the kitchen, I had five new confirmation emails. One of them was nearly two grand.

My stomach was turning. $1,749.99 for a PS5 VR Mega Bundle. $299.99 for a pair of Bluetooth gaming chairs.

$500 in Amazon gift cards. And some ridiculous LED gaming desk that looked like it belonged in a spaceship. Total damage: $2,812.64.

That was when I heard footsteps. Jason walked into the kitchen still in pajama pants, scrolling on his phone like nothing had happened. He is thirteen.

Acts like he is twenty-five. Slouches around like the world owes him something. He looked up and saw me with my phone, then smirked like he was proud of himself.

“Oh yeah,” he said like he was talking about borrowing a hoodie. “I ordered a few things on your Amazon.”

I thought I misheard. He did not even try to play innocent.

“My birthday is next week. Mom said it was fine.”

I just stared at him. “I mean, you make more money than both of us.

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