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When Alice graduated from college, she had no idea what she wanted to do with her life. She had studied English literature, which was interesting, but didn't seem like it would lead to a lucrative career. So, she started working at a bookstore, which she enjoyed, but it didn't pay much.

One day, while browsing the internet, Alice came across an online competition for a new app. The app was meant to help people manage their finances, and the prize for the winning entry was a million dollars. Alice had never developed an app before, but she decided to give it a shot. She spent every free moment she had working on the app, and eventually submitted it just before the deadline.

To Alice's surprise, her app was selected as the winner! She was shocked and overjoyed. She had never thought of herself as particularly tech-savvy, but she had stumbled onto something that was really useful. The prize money was wired to her bank account, and she suddenly found herself with a million dollars.

At first, Alice wasn't sure what to do with her newfound wealth. She didn't want to spend it frivolously or attract too much attention, so she continued working at the bookstore. But she did decide to invest a portion of the money in the stock market, just to see what would happen.

Over the next few years, Alice watched as her investments grew and grew. She didn't touch the money, just let it sit there and accumulate interest. Eventually, her portfolio was worth several million dollars. She was shocked at how quickly her wealth had grown, and she started to think about how she could use it to make a positive impact on the world.

Alice began donating to charities and causes that she cared about. She funded scholarships for underprivileged students, supported environmental organizations, and gave to research foundations. She was careful to give anonymously, not wanting any attention for her generosity.

Despite her newfound wealth, Alice never forgot where she came from. She continued to work at the bookstore, and she still lived in the same small apartment she had rented since college. She was happy with her simple life, and grateful for the opportunity to make a difference with her money.

In the end, Alice realized that being an accidental millionaire wasn't about the money at all. It was about the opportunities it gave her to help others and make a positive impact on the world. She was grateful for the experience, and she knew that she would always use her wealth for good.