A trick at 14

If we wanted to change it up a bit and give the west-end a break from out antics, we would sometimes jump the No18 bus out to East Kilbride shopping centre which must have a couple of hundred shops. One Saturday morning me and an old friend went and as soon as we got there we went into the firsts shop which was a frozen food shop and headed straight  for the back store room. I told my friend to wait outside the door and I would go in to see what I could get, so off I went thinking he would do his duty. It was a thing we did if it looked an easy turn, just go to the store rooms of shops where the staff would have their personal belongings. On this day I got two pay-packets and as I was leaving in walks a worker and grabs me by the arm and asks me what I was doing in the store room. So I say, me and my little brother are looking for our mother but I notice my friend is gone so she walks me to the entrance of the shop and there is my friend standing way over at another shop entrance. So I shout him over and asked if he found her, which he replies no, so this must have put a relief into my story, so she lets us go and tells us not to come back to the store without our mother. Once out of the shop we leg it to the bus stop and jump a bus home. In the packets, there were just over £400 and at 14 years old we were punching the air. Once we got home we went to buy a bit of weed and bumped into a mate who had a stolen Cavalier SRI and told us he could get us some jellies, so off we went to get MWI, but as soon as we got 5 beans each, we drove from the apartment building and parked into a set of traffic lights that were at red so we stopped and not 10 seconds later a police car parks beside us with the lights flashing. We all bail out 'n take a foot-chase and with some luck the 3 of us got away.