I hope this starts as a precedent. People have no idea how easy is to trace the real identity of people online, specially if you scammed.
No matter how much money you scammed; you literally committed FRAUD, which obviously requires to be proceeded by the law. Half of my wife family are lawyers and I have exposed a hefty chunk of scammers online and they get scared shitless when they get a warning of lawsuit after realizing they’ve been exposed

Next time try to be honest and legit. It all depends on the victim whether he decides to sue you for committing fraud or not. If victim decides to proceed, say hi to jail. Being from other country doesn’t save you btw
Last but not least, usually the final results is your very personal data and information being legally posted on the Internet and labeled as a scammer. That could kill any profesional career you may have if your employers are those that love making background check on any possible candidate until they stumbled on a public page featuring some of their candidate as scammers.
I swear that scammers just have nothing on their heads. Pwning their lives for a mere less than 100 dollars which isn’t even that much. I also realize you are a minor, but I am well clear that Singapore laws are among the strictest in the world and an example to most countries to follow up, so IMO anything can happen, and that anything can’t be good for you should the victim decides to go to the law, if not, then you learned your lesson...