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13 year old boy buys his single mum a car



A single mom from Nevada was in “complete shock” after her 13-year-old son bought her a car.

Krystal Preston posted the heartwarming story on her Facebook, sharing that her son, William Rabillo, surprised her with a car.
“I have no words right now that can express how I am feeling at this moment,” the mom wrote. “The last couple weeks have literally been hell filled with so many tears, anger, confusion and heart ache. Today I got the shock of my life.”

Preston said her son,had been busy mowing lawns and cleaning yards, that’s why she didn’t question the teen when he said he had a job to go do.

In an interview with KOLO-TV, Rabillo said the idea came about when he was scrolling through Facebook and found someone in his area was selling a car. He reached out and offered to give them his Xbox and do some yard work in exchange for the car. The seller took him up on his offer.

The mother and son drove off together in the white 1999 Chevrolet Metro he bought her.




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