‘No, it's mine': Teenager wins $1000 in town raffle, father and new wife demand she give it all to them

As a teenager, winning prizes in a raffle is super cool. You get to buy all those things your parents won't give you or the clothes and jewelry they can't afford. But what if your parents need the money more than you do? What then? Well, I guess it really depends on the situation. And this particular situation feels really unfair considering adults need to own up to their actions and face the consequences.

One teenager won $1000 in a town raffle, which she was really excited about. Her biological mother urged her to spend it to her heart's content. But her stepmother, aka her father's new wife, thought otherwise. Scroll down to read the unfortunate series of events that left the teenager feeling very guilty and at a loss for what to do. Then when you're finished reading the audacity of this woman, check out these hilarious work memes for overworked employees with the Monday blues…

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