Given a post that is a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation and a question asks if AUTHOR, NOBODY, EVERYBODY, or OTHER is wrong in the situation. Answer the question and classify your answers into yes or no.

Is AUTHOR wrong in the post ? POST : Today my cousin texted our family group chat to ask if anyone was able to help him come up with 800 more dollars so he would be able to purchase his first vehicle. Instantly the majority of our family replied and said they wouldn’t be able to help for whatever reason, but my mother, my auntie and I were able to give him the money. 
          My Aunt gave $500, my mom gave $60, and I gave $140 initially. As a last resort my cousin decided that he would sell his Xbox to GameStop for the rest of the money. Although GameStop agreed to give him $100 for the console, the process was too time consuming and I could tell he really didn’t want to sell his game, so I agreed to give him the money and told him to just keep his game. 
         My mom is the person who drove my cousin to GameStop and to the car dealer so she seen and heard everything pertaining to this situation. After I got off work today I called to ask my mom how everything went and she essentially told me “everything went good and I told (my cousin’s name) he could just give me the Xbox to pay me back”, I instantly went off. I only gave the extra $100 because I wanted him to keep the game. We all agreed to GIVE him the money in the first place, and the console, controllers and games are worth more than the $60 that she contributed. 
        Nobody else seems to think that she did anything wrong and expects me to apologize.
       
no