Chance find led to win

A few years ago, my family was flat broke. No one was employed, and there was no chance of finding a job. Walking home across a vacant lot, I found a twenty-dollar bill. It looked old and worn. I looked about a bit more and found no more money. My father would be home, and if I took the money home, he would take it and buy alcohol. So, on the spur of the moment, I bought lottery tickets. Two days later, my father left us and went off with some of his friends. A week later, we heard they were arrested for break-in and entry offences. It was their third offence, done dead to rights, as they say. They all pleaded guilty and would get life under the third strike law. In the meantime, the lottery prize was unclaimed and had been sold where I bought my tickets. I had forgotten to check them due to my father's problems. Finally realizing, I checked them, and one was the winning ticket. We were set for life, as they say. I told my mother and sister, and I had rung the lottery hotline. After everything was finalized, we partied just the three of us in the city we had gone to collect our prize. One thing led to another, and we all slept together. Mother was unable to get pregnant; my sister, who was just 19, did, however, and I, who was almost 22, was the father of her child. Not that we knew she would get pregnant at the time. With nothing for us in our former hometown, we relocated to another state. Just settling in when my sister tested positive for being pregnant. Not that we weren't still all sleeping together; we were. But I had started using protection with my sister. We decided to act as if we were married; we now have three children, all healthy.