My Daughter Was Burned, My CEO Wife Gave Me $100 for Her Life
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Christmas Day. My daughter lay in the hospital, burned by fireworks, desperately needing money for surgery, while my CEO wife was busy celebrating with her childhood friend and his daughter.
She tossed a hundred-dollar bill at me dismissively. "It's just a little burn, not a big deal. Slap some ointment on it. I'm busy!"
Later, because we missed the optimal treatment window, my daughter died.
My wife, however, lost her mind. She sold her company, ready to spend her entire fortune to buy the lives of her childhood friend and his family.
