The Fear After the Accident
After Craig’s accident, fear gripped me. I worried I’d lose the man I loved. His injuries were severe. Recovery demanded constant care.
Hiring Help
Exhausted from doing it all alone, I finally hired Emily, a nurse, to help. For weeks, Craig groaned in pain. Meanwhile, Emily calmly updated me on his slow progress.
The Shocking Truth
Then one afternoon, Emily hesitated at the door, shaken.
“I can’t stay quiet anymore,” she whispered.
She had caught Craig walking—normally and confidently—before collapsing back into bed to fake weakness. Even worse, she overheard him bragging to his mother about scamming me.
Setting a Trap
Heartbroken but steady, I set a trap. I recorded Craig on video laughing with his mom. He called it a “vacation” and planned to milk it until Christmas.
Taking a Stand
That same day, I filed for divorce. When I handed Craig the papers, I said coldly,
“You can walk yourself out.”
He begged for forgiveness, but I was done.
A New Beginning
Emily stayed—not as a nurse, but as a roommate and friend. I rebuilt my life free from lies and manipulation.
The Price of Deception
In the end, Craig lost the one person who truly cared for him—because he pretended not to need her.