How do I wine a lottery in South Korea?

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 How do I wine a lottery in South Korea?

Life in Korea:

We went to the bank to get cash for the prize. Unfortunately, my passport was in the Bangladesh Embassy for renewal with a digital passport. And my Korean ID card has expired due to my divorce from my Korean wife.


So I told the bank officer to make the cash in my girl friend's name. Then the officer asked Mika to sign on the back side of the Lotto ticket. After being signed by Mika, the prize money has been transferred to my Korean bank account. After transferring the money, we became very happy. As soon as we came out of the bank, we went to the nearest ATM and transferred 3,000 USD to my Korean friend Ahmed Khan. Ahmed Khan was a Korean citizen from Pakistan. He was my best friend in Korea. I was committed to him about the Lotto win. I keep my commitment. I make a phone call to Ahmed. He was very happy after seeing the bank message.

After that, I transferred 5,000 USD to my living partner's account. What was my commitment to her. Mika bought a ticket and went to Kazakhstan. I was feeling very lonely. I went to the club for mental refreshment. But I was still feeling upset and lonely. I decided to go back home. Suddenly, I buy an air ticket. After that, I made a phone call to Mika and told her I was going back to my country. She started crying. Requested I not go back. 

But I made up my mind. So, next evening, I started my journey home. 

The next 2 years, on my birthday, Mika sent me 100 USD twice as a birthday gift.  At present, I am living in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. I am still connected with Mika. She told me that, as soon as possible, she would visit Dubai for a meeting with me.

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