Today at Toys R Us, I met up with a close relative of mine. When I was buying the Memetchi figure and put aside the Kuchipatchi White Tama-Go I was holding, she asked if I wanted it. I said that I had one back at home and this one would merely be a toy to connect with my other Tama. She felt guilty and said she could buy it for me. I kindly refused. The thing is, my aunt always feels guilty when one of my birthdays passes by and she doesn't get me a gift. There are some business-related issues that my mom has with her, so they stopped talking. If anyone knows even a tad about my mom, the first thing that would come to mind is that she gets very angry very easily. Back to the scene- I took a bag and started walking out. My aunt bought the Tama-Go anyways (thinking it was something I would kill to have(actually, it is. 2 Tama-Gos=heaven)) and caught up with me. She gave it to me and, well, you really can't refuse in a situation like this. Since I brought 25 bucks that I got from my mom and now I still had 15, she would know that I didn't pay for everything myself. Either way, I said all I got was the figure. Now I have a Tama-Go in the back of my bookshelf (it's opened, I had to take off some of the paper to make it fit) and I don't know what to do. It's really pretty useless at a time like this. Plus, I can't sell it or anything. That would show that I had it this whole time. What should I do?