My parents always took my sister’s side and blamed me. It was time for them to learn…

[@RevengeAlley]

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[@jasonyoung7705]

I wouldnt have gone back with the evidence. Just stop sending the money. The shit will hit the fan next month, when sis cant pay, has no excuses, and you're free.

[@Catzilla931]

Yup

[@dianafrazier2830]

You didn't need the bank app or emails. Just go back home, live your life and STOP SENDING MONEY. When the next month comes and no money, they can talk to Olivia. 😻😁😻

[@Letha-AnnCooper]

You didn’t know what to say. You don’t have to say anything just stop sending the money. Then your sister will have to give them the money herself. Your parents will eventually come back, asking you for money and say no. Just walk out and leave them to your sister

[@timothyhansen6581]

There's actually a similar story where the female OP is paying her parents $4,000/mo while living at home, which her sister claims is HER doing while claiming a measly $0.40 deposit is the OP's. The PP is then kicked out of the house for "lying," & she does exactly what you suggest: she cuts them off. A month later, her mother calls her up asking why there's no money in the parents' account, which is when the OP reminds her she'd said she'd been the one making the payments, but if they were going to take her sister's word over hers with no proof & kick her out she felt no obligation to send that money anymore. The parents finally understand how the sister was lying - & not just about that - & even kick the sister out because of it to try & get the OP to restart the transfers, to no avail. Even when they tell her they're about to lose their house, she just cuts off all communication with them & watches as they burn. It's quite cathartic, really.

[@rmhartman]

How could they not know where the money was coming from?

[@RevengeAlley]

Her parents didn't use online banking, and the ATM would only show the numbers in the bank statement. Thanks for watching!

[@shoshanaudelson4481]

Happy new year! 🎉 No more money this year!

[@Jannen-d7d]

Eh???just stop sending...what a story!

[@RevengeAlley]

The point of the story is her sister’s betrayal and that her parents didn’t think twice to dismiss her version. Not the money itself. 😊 Thanks for watching!

[@gottathinkupanewone]

Stop sending the money. Your sister won't make the payments in your stead. See how they explain THAT.

[@centurycountess4949]

I'm glad Sophie was able to prove herself but I was hoping to hear what happened after that Christmas night if Olivia was cut off or if she faced some sort of consequence after being exposed. either way it sounds like Sophie and her parents will possibly have a better relationship that will take time especially after all that has been done. As for Olivia hopefully she feels it and regrets her actions some day.

[@RevengeAlley]

Thank you for your input and for watching! 😊

[@sandramayers1553]

Still would stop sending money.

[@outbackfirefly1154]

Not a righit ending. It should end with OP ending all future transactions and going no contact. Scapegoat should escape invisible child should become truly invisible forever. No need clinging to the family who has no appreciation or affection towards their ow Child.

[@rmhartman]

How did Olivia know the amounts to put on her fake receipts?

[@RevengeAlley]

Her parents probably mentioned to her one day (I assume it was a steady monthly deposit). Thanks for watching!

[@elisabethbudzinski3247]

That is a suspenseful story. Just subscribed because I hope you keep uploading quality videos like this one. 🙂👍

[@RevengeAlley]

Thank you so much, Elisabeth!

[@CatherineWilliams-w4v]

Since when has it been the childrens responsibility to pay their parents bills?

[@RevengeAlley]

Unfortunately, it happens a lot! Thanks for watching! 😊

[@elisabethbudzinski3247]

Well, my siblings and I didn't mind to help our parents out whenever they miscalculated their budget. We all knew how they showed their appreciation at every visit and loved to spoil us🙂

[@AABB-ii6hf]

Sick. No need dragging the story. There is always a future. If she doesn't send, then parents will know who is the one giving them

[@RevengeAlley]

Thanks for your input and for watching! 😊

[@ruthtaylor1450]

Just quit sending the money, they'll eventually get the message

[@bethanderson7467]

What kind of idiot would trust a golden child.

[@Annmarie-l3y]

Don’t send them a nickel.

[@pennylambert5067]

If you wanted the credit, you should have been open & honest from the beginning. Your parents always considered your sister to be ‘the responsible one’, always leaving you out. So why did you think it would be different this time? You want to be happy, so what to do? Find your own ’friend family’ who will appreciate you and love you as you, celebrate with you. Your parents are duds. Definitely not worth the effort or the sacrifice. Cut them off! They will feel the financial void & maybe come crawling back with a little more heart in their apology and more love in their hearts. Maybe.

[@trenawawrzyniak4397]

You don't have to proof yourself to your parents. You just stop sending them money.Then you can cut ties with your ungrateful parents and sister.

[@ianmoseley9910]

They could have logged the parents on a computer - no need for an app on the phone.

[@RevengeAlley]

Maybe they didn’t have access to online banking. Thanks for watching!

[@rmhartman]

Why was the banking app not working?

[@RevengeAlley]

Her parents didn't use online banking. Thanks for watching!

[@Mrstigger747]

I think 🤔 you misunderstood. They are asking why the app on her phone 📱 wasn’t working??

[@Jannen-d7d]

Please go back to the nice short like before...story with sense

[@RevengeAlley]

The channel has just been created. I believe you’re confusing it with a different channel. Thanks!

[@VivaToddVegas]

Amateur fiction writer script, fun! Nice job.