Psssht. Nah, leave them to figure it out.

Yeah, go along with it. Be like, "Ricky, you scamp. Get in here." Then when the cops leave tell him you'll turn him in of he doesn't pay you every week.

Sounds like a smart kid.

Well you should ground his ass, that'll teach him to not show up at your doorstep.

Victoria, Australia? Was the 15 year old guy one of the Janoskians? They do stuff like that - being public nuisances.

Reminded me of Angelina Jolie's movie "Changeling"

GAH! I was going to suggest that!

My guess is that the real fml is not this 15 yr old kid saying he's her son, but the cops believing the kid while op is 26... therefore the cops must think she looks a little over 26

But where's the fun in that? Much better to cover for the kid, gain his trust, obtain actual address, and blackmail him!

24-Yep it's so much more fun to go to jail for black mailing children. *clap clap clap*

47. #24 was obviously being sarcastic...

OP: I will show you some ID that I am only 26! Cop: Gasp! You naughty girl, having sex at 11 years. We're taking you to the slammer!

I hope if he faked his name he at least came up with something good. My kid brother got caught selling cigarettes to middle schoolers and his fake name ended up being Hancock Rugby, a combination of the poster in the store window next to him and the street sign.

21 - There are more dangers than just your name sounding silly. There's a chance of faking your name via your surroundings going horribly horribly wrong, as a certain Pea-Tear Griffin can attest to.

I'm naming my child Hancock Rugby.

More like early, OP's only 26. Clever boy, faking addresses. Did you play along OP?

Good thing this kid has his head straight half the parenting is done for you!

Jokes on u guys. OP is blind. : P

That's why I love it when the authors give feedback! Hopefully she does, this has got humorous potential!

Me too! I rlyy want to no what happened

No, not a bit harsh at all! In fact, that sounds exactly what a good mother should do.