My pregnant wife was killed in a workplace accident. I moved back to my hometown and connected

with the woman who after moving in with me cheated on me with a close friend. I set him up

to take the fall for a drug possession charge and after sending her away on a spa retreat,

I rented out my house and left town for a promotion while exposing her as a cheater.

So here's the backstory. My wife Rachel and I grew up in a large town of close to 30,000 people.

We knew each other at an early age roughly six or seven years old I can't

specifically remember and we were practically inseparable. At 16 years old we started dating each other.

When we turned 18 we moved away for work in a city just a few hours drive away. By 20 years old

we were married and bought our first house. At 22 we discovered that she was pregnant with the boy.

It was then that disaster struck. About five weeks before she was due to go on

maternity leave a large shelving unit collapsed and crushed her. I was told that both her and

our child were killed instantly. Two of her colleagues had also been injured in the accident.

One was left paralyzed. The other lost his leg after it had to be

aputated. The company she was working for had in a cost-cutting measure decided to continue

using old shelving that had been ran off as unsafe instead of replacing it. I still haven't

quite forgiven those executives and management personnel for making that decision because they

cut short the love of my life as well as killing our unborn child. It wasn't long after I was told

I had a choice on how I wanted to proceed with what her company called compensation but what I

call blood money. They wanted to settle out of court to avoid a lawsuit. I on the other hand was

out further blood. Fortunately due to the coverage that it got involving several politicians the case

was settled quickly in court roughly three years in which the payout for all the parties was close

to ten times the amount that they had initially offered. A lot of fines were given to them for

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