The weekend just couldn't come soon enough.

A Texas woman is accused of faking her own abduction because she
wanted more attention and a day off from work, according to authorities.

Police in San Antonio found Sheila Baley Eubank,
48, bound by rope in the back seat of her car. Eubank told authorities
that an unidentified man kidnapped her at knifepoint as she drove up to
an ATM machine, KENS-5 reports. Eubank insisted that the man forced her
to chauffer him around the city for apparent drug deals.

The police uncovered a different story.

Thinking it was her lucky day, Eubank in fact spent her time off purchasing a lottery ticket from a gas station. Her fortune was unfavorable, however, as surveillance footage later
revealed a "healthy, unhurried and pleasant" Baley withdrawing cash from
the ATM and purchasing lottery tickets, the San Antonio Express News
reports.

When police showed her the tapes of the Oct. 10 incident, Eubank confessed to fabricating the story, according to the Associated Press. Detectives also found a lottery
ticket in her purse, bought at approximately the same time and date when
Eubank claimed she was abducted.

Local reports do not specify what Eubank does for a living. She is charged with aggravated perjury.