Five years of silence had turned my marriage into a tomb.
My husband, Ethan, a brilliant CEO, was a stranger.
I decided to leave, taking our six-year-old son, Leo.
We couldn't live like that anymore.
But as we drove away, a blinding light erupted.
Then, darkness.
The 'accident' left Leo with one eye gone, and me, a kidney missing.
Guilt consumed me; I blamed myself for leaving.
Ethan, the 'devoted' husband, played his part on live TV, begging for 100 days to prove his love.
Broken and weak, I believed him.
So I agreed.
Day ninety-nine arrived.
I overheard Ethan's voice, casual and chilling, from his study.
He was talking to Dr. Peterson, the surgeon.
Not about a car crash, but about harvesting.
My son's eye, my kidney – taken.
For Chloe, his mistress, and her son, Liam.
The 'accident' was deliberate, a monstrous organ farm.
My world tilted, my trust shattered.
The man who' d begged for my forgiveness had butchered us for his affair.
He brought his new 'family' into our home, and when I reacted to their cruelty, his hand struck me.
That brutal slap, Leo's horrified, awakened face – it ignited a cold, black fury.
This was no longer about leaving.This was about retribution.And I knew exactly what I had to do.