The Day My Husband Didn’t Answer Ended Me
From the back cover
Three weeks ago, the elevator collapsed with me inside it—thirty-seven weeks expecting and seconds from delivery.
In the hospital, they told me they needed my husband’s consent.
Don Nico was “in a meeting.”
Then I heard another voice in the background.
My twin sister.
By the time help came, my baby was gone.
Or so they said.
Days later, I overheard Nico’s voice outside my room.
“Keep her sedated. The procedure is done. Bianca doesn’t need to wake up yet.”
That was when I understood.
I hadn’t just lost my child.
I had been replaced.
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