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Input: So unbelievably pissed off right now.  I really do hope that there is some part of this situation I am not seeing, and that I am the asshole, because as it stands I am ready to cut this branch of my family tree off and never speak to them again.

My (female) cousin has 3 kids (actually she has 4 but she gave one of them up for adoption when the kid was a teenager.  But that's neither here nor there.)  The two older girls are preteens and the youngest boy is 6.  Anyway she and her live-in bf have been having money troubles all year.

I will admit, the two older girls were OK when they were younger but they are both turning out snarky and sarcastic and I don't have a lot of love for them.  But the 6YO is a sweetheart.  I visited for Thanksgiving and saw that his mom and her bf are constantly screeching at him and giving him punishments for the stupidest of slights: "you left your coloring book on the kitchen table so go to your room without lunch" or "you didn't immediately say Yes Ma'am when I called your name so now you can't play outside".  I spent Thanksgiving Day playing with him and I love the little guy.  He's so creative and bounding with energy.

Cousin's mom told me that Cousin was having to delay Christmas this year because they didn't have money to buy gifts.  (My aunt is on disability and had already stopped giving presents of any kind years ago when her children became adults.)  She said my cousin's older girls knew that they were going to get gifts in January instead of December and were OK with that.  HOWEVER.  The 6YO still believes in Santa Claus, and so would see his friends and neighbors getting presents from Santa and think Santa "skipped" him.  They were going to deal with the issue by telling him there is no Santa Claus.  (I was horrified at this.  What a terrible way to find out.)

Apparently a local charity was giving away used bikes, and the 6YO was looking forward to possibly getting one, but his name wasn't drawn and he was disappointed.  His Christmas letter to Santa only mentioned the bike.

I found a decent bike online for $100 that would be there in time for Christmas.  I asked my aunt if she could put it together (she's handy) and she said yes, so I went ahead and ordered it to be shipped to her house, as she is their neighbor and I didn't want 6YO to see it before Christmas morning.  Note that I normally don't order anything for my cousins and vice versa, because there are so darn many of us.

I called and told Cousin that a bike for 6YO would be arriving at her mom's house.  She was pissed.  Why didn't I order something for the other two girls as well.  I told her money was tight with me too, but I really wanted the 6YO to have Christmas magic a little while longer, while the other girls would be happy with presents later.  

She said that 6YO would be calling me to tell me thank you.  I told her to please tell him Santa sent it, don't mention me at all.  That's the whole point of the gift.  She insisted that 6YO is going to know I sent it.  Wouldn't take no for an answer.

I tracked the package on Fed Ex and saw that it had arrived at my aunt's.  I called to ask how the setup was going.  Aunt was very vague, said Cousin's BF had borrowed her tool set earlier ("I forgot"), so she had allowed them to take the bike box home with them.  OK, fine.

Cousin texted me later that BF was having trouble putting the bike together.  OK...

Then she texted "the bike is missing some parts".  ?? It's brand new!  But I guess that's a possibility.  I asked her to send me a list of what parts were missing, and I could talk to the manufacturer and get them to send spares.  (she never did.  Claimed she wasn't sure what they were.)

Then she texted that since the bike is missing parts, she's not going to give it to 6YO until after Christmas, when she can fix it, because it's unridable and it would be cruel to give him something he can't ride.  !!!

THEN the kicker.  Today, 3 days before Christmas, she texted me that she had sold the bike to her neighbor for $20.  I told her that the whole "bike is missing parts" thing was bullshit, finally she said "well it's also because 6YO got in trouble for hitting his sister" and was being punished.  I was PISSED.  She told me I had no right to interfere with her parenting, or her punishments, or her plan to "make the little shit grow up" by telling him the truth about Santa, that I was being mean to her daughters by only buying the youngest one a gift, and that I should have just sent cash but "you wanted to play the family hero".   (I asked what she spent the $$  on and Cousin said "None of your business", so I'm also curious - is she correct?)

being mad that my cousin hated a gift I bought for her kid