If I had one million dollars and no one knew about it, I would.

If no one knew I had a million dollars, first I would buy a house somewhere beautiful. A place where there wouldn’t be much pollution, peaceful, and most importantly safe, probably Malibu, California. But because I haven’t been to Malibu, I can’t say for certain that it will be a hundred percent satisfying. If there were any left over’s of the million then comes a sport car of my dream, a Lamborghini.
Although I prefer a sports car over a house any day, I chose to buy the house first because, once it is mine, it will forever be mine, and I will be set for life. Instead of having a really nice cars picking up women, living the life of a rock star, sooner or later the money will run out. Therefore the house is the priority.
I have a certain type of house that I am particularly interested in but the cost of it exceeds over one million dollars. The second option is to invest the money into a company, once the company does extremely well over a period of time, I will have not one million but millions of dollars. Once that happens then I’ll probably again go for the house that I want. A description of that house would be, glass window for walls, a view of water, a large yard, and just basically something that is similar to the house of Tony Stark, a fictional characters house in the movie Iron Man.
But before I do anything with the money, I must be cautious, and tell no one of the million dollars I have, not even my family. Or we can only think for the worst, people nowadays will kill for half a million, imagine what they would go through for the whole million. No matter how much the money is involved, it shouldn’t worth more than a life. To prevent that, the news of possessing one million dollars, under no circumstance can be shared or spoken of; secrecy will be the key for a person to keep his million and his life.
Also the behavior of one is most crucial as well. Someone will definitely notice when an individual is acting out, suddenly driving sports cars, showing off by throwing out lots of money, bad things will happen. I have no problem keeping secrets and especially not showing off money. But I can’t say the same for my family members, one mistake and the whole family could be in danger. So again to prevent that from happening I must not tell them about the cash.
Most people that gets a million dollar will probably tell their family right away. But right after that, every member in the family who knows about the great news will come to a conclusion on keeping that a secret. Whenever large groups of people is trying to keep a secret, most of the times there will be one individual whom will accidently make a mistake by saying it without realizing it. When the news gets out, bad things, really bad things will start to happen.
Many years ago, a similar event regarding large amounts of money resulted in the death of a young girl, age 16. Her mother “Bai Bingh Bing,” a Taiwanese television/movie star had tons of money, but because she was bragging too much on how cheap expensive things was, her 16 year old daughter was kidnapped. The kidnappers ask for ransom that exceeds over the amount Bai Bing Bing had. They did the unthinkable; first they mailed a finger to her mother. When she went to the cops, they brutally slaughtered her. Until this day she regrets what she did and cries on television every time this topic comes up. She lost her only daughter and now lives alone, appearing every once in a while in a cooking show.