Crippled by My Own Family, Saved by a Secret Uncle
From the back cover
The day my acceptance letter arrived, I got into the Ivy League school I'd worked so hard for.
On the way home from celebrating, a car ran me down and broke both my legs.
Crying, I clutched the doctor's hand and begged him to save them.
If they were truly ruined, I wouldn't just lose the ability to walk. I'd lose my place at the university too.
The doctor sighed and told me the odds of success were low, that I should prepare myself.
Hearing that, the grief was too much, and I passed out.
When I opened my eyes again, my stepmother and my father were whispering somewhere close by.
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