Today's OneWord: Juvenile

She was a juvenile delinquent, a criminal at sixteen. She was a fraudster, an embezzler, and a con artist all at the age of sixteen. She had managed to steal fifteen million dollars from American citizens, through tricks and schemes - all at the young, adolescent age of sixteen. And she was to be tried as an adult.

Was it worth it? It had been one of the best weeks of her life.

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