Teenage lottery winner will keep two jobs I didn't know how much it was and went downstairs to tell my Mum, she just didn't believe me. She only discovered the ticket was worth more than £1.3 million when she called National Lottery operator Camelot. She said: "I didn't really celebrate until the ticket was validated and the prize paid on Friday. The bank gave me some cash and I spent Saturday in Lakeside which was brilliant. Miss Hutchinson, who lives with her mother and younger sister, said she had planned how to spend some of the money. She said: "I can now buy a house and will replace my old Ford Fiesta. I would love to take a holiday in Jamaica but not until later in the year. I have already been back to work and will continue doing both my jobs. This win will make everything just a little bit easier. The grounded teenager even drove to a celebratory meal with her boyfriend and two friends at Colchester gastro pub, the Lexden Crown, and made HIM pick up the tab. She said: "I had soup for starter and a nice pork dish for my main, but there was no champagne as I was driving. I don't want things to change too much, I am not going to change - I am still going to work. David, also from Colchester, who works as a waiter, said: "I did not mind paying - it was my treat, it cost me just over £60. I am just so pleased for Eloise. It could not have happened to a nicer person. The couple met through a friend about eight months ago during a night out in Colchester. Eloise said her friends had been stunned by the great news.