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My sister, Tiffany, is a spoiled brat. From the time we were kids, Tiffany always had it easy. Our parents doted on her like she was some kind of princess, while I was left to fend for myself, feeling like the odd one out. It seemed like no matter what I did, I could never measure up to her in their eyes. While she got the latest toys, designer clothes, and exotic vacations, I was lucky if I got the bare minimum. But instead of wallowing in self-pity, I decided to channel my frustration into something productive. I worked my butt off, pouring all my energy into building a successful career and making something of myself. And you know what? It paid off. I worked my way up the ladder, earning every penny through sheer determination and hard work. Fast forward to Tiffany's twentieth birthday. She's still the same spoiled brat she always was, only now she's got a taste for the finer things in life. So what does she do? She decides to help herself to my credit card and go on a shopping spree, like it's no big deal. Next thing I know, I'm getting calls from the bank about suspicious activity on my account. Turns out, Tiffany had used my card to buy herself a freaking Mercedes. A Mercedes! But here's the kicker: she manages to wreck it just a few days later. I mean, who does that? Who steals their brother's credit card, buys a luxury car, and then crashes it? It's like something out of a bad sitcom. And you know what's even worse? She doesn't even seem to care. She acts like it's no big deal, like she's entitled to do whatever she wants without facing any consequences. But not this time. Not anymore. I decide enough is enough. I'm not going to let her get away with this. So I take her to court, determined to hold her accountable for her actions. And let me tell you, it wasn't easy. She begged and pleaded with me to drop the charges, to let her off the hook like she's done so many times before. But this time, I stand my ground. I refuse to let her get away with her entitled behavior any longer. In the end, the judge rules in my favor, and Tiffany is forced to face the consequences of her actions. And you know what? It's about time. Maybe now she'll finally learn that you can't just go through life thinking you can do whatever you want without facing any repercussions. And as for me, well, I may have lost a sister, but I gained something far more valuable: the satisfaction of knowing that justice was served.