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Man breaks promise to wife, wins $4 million lottery prize

By Ben Hooper
Oliver Davis Jr. said he broke a promise to his wife when he bought a scratch-off lottery ticket, but she's likely to forgive him since he won $4 million. Photo courtesy of the Virginia Lottery
Oliver Davis Jr. said he broke a promise to his wife when he bought a scratch-off lottery ticket, but she's likely to forgive him since he won $4 million. Photo courtesy of the Virginia Lottery

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March 26 (UPI) -- A Virginia man's wife has good cause to offer him some forgiveness after he disobeyed her and bought a lottery ticket worth $4 million.

Oliver Davis Jr. of Portsmouth told Virginia Lottery officials he knew buying a Super Cash Frenzy ticket might land him in some hot water at home.

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"I told my wife I wouldn't do it anymore," Davis said.

He said she might forgive him, however, since the ticket was a $4 million top prize winner.

"I broke a promise, but I think she'll forgive me this time," he said.

Dollar Delites, the store were Davis bought the winning ticket on Friday, was awarded a $10,000 bonus for selling the winner.

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