As a matter of law and procedure, you abandoned your AoS application the moment you departed the US without AP. That means your dependent applications of the AP and EAD were also invalidated. Despite the fact that these documents were issued and exist, they are invalid.
If you managed to enter on the AP, USCIS will likely notice that you left before the AP was granted, and your I-485 would be denied. You'd then have even more issues because you wouldn't have a legal entry from which to file a second AoS application, due to you entering on an invalid AP.
If you entered on a K-1 then your US citizen spouse will now need to file an I-130 for you. If you already have a pending I-130 as part of the AoS process you started (i.e. you filed concurrently) then the I-130 can still be approved even when the I-485 would be denied.
Expect it to take around a year for you to receive your immigrant visa.
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