A Los Angeles woman has been vested with good luck after a stranger suddenly bumped into her making her purchase a wrong ticket from a California lottery and make her win $10 million.

The Los Angeles lotter who luckily won millions in an instant was identified as LaQuedra Edwards, WYFF4 reported.

Edwards was reportedly at a Vons Supermarket in Los Angeles, California in November when "some rude person" bumped into her while she was choosing what ticket she will buy in the scratch-off vending machine.

"He just bumped into me, didn't say a thing, and just walked out the door," the Los Angeles woman recalled.

When the unknown man bumped into her, Edwards accidentally pushed the wrong number on the machine, prompting a $30 scratch ticket to fall.

Edwards noted that it was not her intention of buying the said scratch ticket.

The Los Angeles woman also recalled that she was annoyed by the man who bumped her because she spent 75 percent of her lottery money on a ticket.

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California: Los Angeles Lotter Discovers Her $10M Win in Her Car

Edwards discovered that her life has changed while she was in her car, after she scratched the $30 ticket she purchased, according to NPR.

Edwards then discovered that she won $10 million with the ticket she accidentally bought.

"I didn't really believe it at first, but I got on the 405 freeway and kept looking down at (the ticket), and I almost crashed my car," the Los Angeles woman pointed out.

Edwards furthered that she looked at her ticket again and again after she pulled over. She also said that she scanned her ticket with the California Lottery mobile app.

The Los Angeles woman claimed that she is going to utilize the prize money to buy a house and start a non-profit organization.

Meanwhile, the Vons supermarket where Edwards accidentally got her scratch lottery ticket got a $50,000 bonus for selling the winning ticket.

Other California Lottery Winners

LaQuedra Edwards was not the only winner of the scratch lottery in California this year.

NBC Bay Area noted that at least six lottery scratchers won combined prize money of $10.75 million in Northern California in January.

Four winners were reportedly from the Bay Area.

According to the outlet, Jose Zayala Jr. from San Jose won $1 million on a Red Hot 10's ticket. Zayala reportedly bought the ticket at a Chevron Extra Miles gas station.

Two winners from Napa, Alexander Martinez, and Florita Alvez, won $1 million and $750,000 respectively. Martinez bought the ticket at the Lucky Store in Trancas Street, while Alvez bought hers at Browns Valley Chevron.

Kevin Ghee in Petaluma won $1 million from his Monopoly Scratchers ticket he bought at Adobe Beverage & Deli on McDowell Boulevard.

Kristen Hueten from Ukiah hit a $1 million prize on a Red Hot 10's ticket from Safeway Supermarket.

The biggest prize money of about $6 million was bagged by Balbir Kaur from Sutter County.

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Written By: Joshua Summers

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