What it is about
Four weeks ago, I nearly died at the pregnancy celebration my husband organized.
A falling chandelier crushed me, and I used my own body to protect our unborn baby before everything went black.
When I woke from a three-week coma, my child was gone—and so was my womb.
Instead of grieving, my husband stood over my hospital bed and told the doctor, "I paid you to make sure she never woke up."
I survived by sheer luck.
Lying still, I overheard the truth. George had been plotting with my stepsister, Donna—the woman I trusted most.
