What was the craziest lie you told your parents while in school?

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We've all, at one point in our academic lives, told a lie or two. Ranging from mirage textbooks and handouts to padded school fees to fake expenses. 
 To start with mine; my dad got me a quite expensive and unfortunately, it got stolen. I couldn't stand and tell him it was stolen because that would be the 4th time in a row that I'd lose phones. I had to connive with my friend and to lie that robbers invaded my house and made away with all  my belongings. I pray God forgives me. 

My friend had to collect 'hollow' matriculation fee from his from his parents all because he was broke and needed to attend a party.

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