My Husband Crippled Me, Then Crawled Back Crying — Novel

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In a world where loyalty is a weapon and love can shatter like glass, Abigail’s life is turned upside down in the blink of an eye. Once the fiercest mercenary, she finds herself betrayed and crippled just days before her wedding, cast aside by the man she thought would stand by her side. As she navigates the darkness of despair, a glimmer of hope appears: Scott, her leader, who promises to care for her and their unborn child. But can she trust the man who has orchestrated her downfall?

Four years later, as the weight of betrayal settles heavily in her heart, Abigail overhears a chilling conversation that reveals the depths of Scott’s treachery. Her life, her body, her baby—mere pawns in a game she never agreed to play. With her world crumbling around her, Abigail is left with a choice: remain a victim or reclaim her power.

As the stakes rise and secrets unravel, will she find the strength to turn the tables on those who have wronged her? Or will the pain of her past bind her forever? Prepare for a gripping journey of love, betrayal, and the quest for vengeance that will leave you breathless.

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I used to be the world’s top mercenary. But three days before my wedding, I walked straight into an ambush on a secret mission, and just like that, I lost the use of my legs.

The second my fiancé found out, he dumped me. No hesitation, no second thoughts. And then he turned around and got with his best friend, Jacqueline Beckett.

I hit rock bottom. But while I was drowning in despair, Scott Foster, our leader, was the one who got me to the hospital. He pulled every string, called in every expert, did everything he could.

And when the doctors finally said I might never stand again, Scott didn’t flinch. Instead, he got down on one knee and proposed.

He told me he had loved me for years. That nothing else mattered. That I was the only woman who could ever stand beside him.

I was overwhelmed. Moved. In front of everyone, I said yes.

Four years later, I was eight months pregnant when I overheard a conversation that turned my world upside down.

"Sir, we owe it all to you. If you hadn’t traded Abigail’s legs to the Snake Troops, we never would’ve won that battle so easily. Soon, you’ll have full control of all the organizations."