A 7-year-old girl seeking to extend her holiday break tried to fool her parents with a handwritten note explaining "the school company" needed an extra week off. UPI reprted.
7-year-old girl tries to extend holiday with forged note
A 7-year-old girl seeking to extend her holiday break tried to fool her parents with a handwritten note explaining "the school company" needed an extra week off.
7-year-old girl tries to extend holiday with forged note
Shared by Reddit user locke-in-a-box, the forged note was written in marker and was delivered to the parents by their 7-year-old daughter, Cara, who told them she found it in the mailbox.
"The school company is taking a brake so the kids will get one more week of school off and we will need your child to sign their name here," read the note, which the girl signed "Cara G."
"We almost thought it was real until she said 'brake' not 'break,'" the Reddit user joked.
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"She's seven. With proper stationary and computer skills, years from now I'm in trouble." He added.
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