My 5-year-old daughter suddenly died in the hospital

— then a nurse secretly handed me a flash drive and a note that said, "Watch the security footage. Don't trust your husband."

A few weeks ago, my daughter Grace suddenly became very sick. Her fever wouldn't go down and only kept getting higher.
My husband and I called an ambulance.
She was rushed to the hospital.
The doctors ran test after test, trying to figure out what was happening to her.
Then, suddenly, they transferred Grace to the intensive care unit.
I begged to go with her, but they wouldn't let me in.
A few minutes later, a doctor came out.
He said Grace didn't survive.
My heart shattered.
My husband stood there, pale as a ghost.
I didn't eat. I didn't sleep. I just sat in my room, staring into space.
My whole world fell apart.
My husband handled all the funeral arrangements.
A week later, the hospital called and said they still had some of Grace's belongings and that I needed to come pick them up.
I forced myself to go.
The nurse who had been caring for Grace that day met me in the hallway and handed me a bag.
She kept looking at the floor, and it seemed like she was acting strangely.
But I was too devastated to ask if she was okay, so I simply left.
When I got home, I carried the bag into Grace's room.
I took the clothes out of the bag and placed them on her bed so I could fold them.
But when I picked up the pink sweater Grace had been wearing when she was admitted to the hospital, something slipped out of the sleeve.
It was a crumpled note.
A flash drive was taped to it.
My hands turned cold as I unfolded the paper and read it:
"The flash drive contains security footage from the day Grace died. Please watch it if you want to know WHAT really happened. DON'T TRUST YOUR HUSBAND."
My heart pounded.
I waited until my husband fell asleep.
Then I took out my laptop and plugged in the flash drive.
There really was hospital footage from the DAY Grace died.
I pressed play.
MY BLOOD RAN COLD WHEN I SAW WHAT WAS ACTUALLY HAPPENING.