After Donating My Kidney, I Faked My Death — Novel

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In the shadow of the wealthy Andrews family, Kendall’s life hangs by a thread. After a lifetime of sacrifice and betrayal, she finds herself not only a victim of her family’s machinations but also a pawn in their twisted game of love and loyalty. Faking her own death was supposed to be her escape, but now, as she grapples with her past, the stakes are higher than ever.

When Dominic, the cold and distant heir of the Andrews family, unexpectedly becomes her reluctant savior, Kendall must navigate a world filled with resentment and unspoken ties. Will she be able to reclaim her life, or will the weight of her sacrifices keep her tethered to a fate she desperately wishes to escape? As the lines between duty and desire blur, each decision she makes could either lead to her freedom or her downfall.

Caught in a web of familial obligation and simmering emotions, Kendall faces a choice that could change everything. Can she find the strength to redefine her identity in a world that has long defined her? Or will she remain forever shackled to the past, serving a family that has only ever seen her as a means to an end?

After Donating My Kidney, I Faked My Death1-Chapter 1

The youngest daughter of the wealthy Andrews Family was killed by my sister’s car. My mother and my fiancé both forced me to take the blame.

“Melody is delicate and can’t endure hardship, but you were just brought back from the mountain village. You’ll definitely be able to endure it. Can’t you just do it?” said my mother.

“Didn’t you pester me to marry you? As long as you go to jail for Melody, I’ll agree to anything,” chimed my fiancé.

With a broken heart, I was taken away by the Andrews Family. Five years of torture in prison and a kidney. Those were the price for my sacrifice.

I had completely repaid my mother’s debt of gratitude for giving me life. But on the day I was released from prison, my mother knelt down again and begged me to donate a kidney for my sister.

“Melody has a terminal illness. How can you, as her sister, stand by and watch her die?”

My fiancé also issued an ultimatum: if I didn’t agree, I would be forcibly taken away.

In despair, I called Dominic, the eldest son of the Andrews Family.