My Husband Planned to Kill Our Baby to Save His Lover — Novel

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In a world teetering on the edge of betrayal, one woman finds herself trapped in a life she never chose. After her parents' tragic demise, she thought marrying Tristan Sinclair, her best friend's brother, would be her escape from despair. But as the shadows of their past loom larger, she discovers the chilling truth: Tristan’s love is a carefully constructed façade, masking a sinister plan to sacrifice their unborn child for the sake of his true love, Faye.

As she grapples with the weight of betrayal, every seemingly tender moment with Tristan twists into a reminder of her perilous position. Each sweet gesture now feels like a ticking clock, counting down to a future she cannot bear to imagine. With her heart shattered and trust decimated, can she reclaim her life before it's too late? Or will she be forced to confront the darkness lurking within the man she once adored?

In this gripping tale of deception and resilience, the stakes are higher than ever. Will she fight back against the man who vowed to protect her, or will she succumb to the web of lies that threatens to consume them all? The battle for her freedom has only just begun.

My Husband Planned to Kill Our Baby to Save His LoverChapter 1

To be with Faye Sinclair, my childhood friend drugged my milk and sent me to an old man’s bed.

They took nude photos of me and spread them everywhere, turning me into the city's disgrace—the woman everyone wanted to ruin.

My family's company crumbled overnight. Stocks plummeted, debts soared into billions, and ruin swallowed us whole. Unable to bear the shame and devastation, my parents jumped from the rooftop, leaving me an orphan in an instant.

When the creditors cornered me, fists raised, ready to end my life, a man stepped in—my best friend's brother.

He shielded me, knelt before me, and with tens of billions of betrothal gifts, he asked me to be his wife.

I thought he was my salvation. I thought heaven had finally given me a way out.

But two years later, I overheard a conversation that shattered my illusions.

"Mr. Sinclair, your wife is five months pregnant and can no longer take osteoporosis medicine. It will affect the efficacy of the umbilical cord blood."