# Chapter 351: The Boy Who Played With Fire
Hello everyone, it is me again! How are you all doing today? I hope you have your seatbelt fastened, because this chapter is a delicious mixture of innocent charm and devilish scheming. Today, we will watch a tiny little boy take on a woman who believes she is the smartest person in the room — and honestly? My money is on the boy. So, let's walk together into the hospital, where one clever kid is about to turn the tables on the most irritating woman in his mother's story.
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The hospital lobby buzzed with the usual noise of hurried footsteps and murmured conversations, but for one young nurse, the world suddenly stopped. She was staring at a small, handsome boy standing before her, and her heart nearly skipped a beat. He had those sharp, refined features, that proud little chin, and those bright, knowing eyes — he was practically a miniature copy of the powerful Mr. Stefan Hunt.
A wide smile spread across the nurse's face. She crouched down and clapped her hands in excitement. "Oh, I've got it! You must be Mr. Hunt's son, right? You look just like him!"
Anyone would have expected the boy to nod proudly. After all, being compared to the great Stefan Hunt was no small compliment. But Adie did not smile. He did not glow with pride. Instead, his small brows furrowed unhappily, and a childish pout settled on his lips. He glanced at the nurse and corrected her with a surprisingly grown-up tone.
"No, I'm not his son, and he's not my daddy. It's just that our genes are similar. Have you ever seen any father fail to recognize his son?"
The nurse blinked. "Umm..."
She didn't know how to answer, but Adie's meaning was clear enough. If he truly was Stefan's son, then Stefan should have recognized him long ago. Yet here they were — disconnected, apart, strangers. And that was a wound this little boy had learned to carry with a sharp tongue instead of tears.
But before the nurse could say another word, another figure entered the hospital, carrying bags full of supplements and wearing a smile full of calculation. Seraphina had arrived.
She had heard wonderful news: Stefan was awake. But waking up did not mean she could simply walk into his world again. Francine, Stefan's mother, was guarding her son like a hawk. More than ten burly bodyguards surrounded the ward, and Seraphina had been strictly forbidden from getting anywhere near Stefan. The more she was blocked, the angrier she became. She wandered through the hospital, racking her brain for a way through that human wall of protection.
That's when she spotted Adie in the lobby. Her eyes lit up like a predator spotting prey.
Here was Stefan's son — a child who could surely walk past those bodyguards without a moment's hesitation. If she could attach herself to this boy, she could get to Stefan. Her scheme was simple, hateful, and desperate.
She smoothed her expression into a fake, friendly smile, walked over to Adie, and cooed sweetly, "Do you know who I am, kid?"
Adie raised his eyes slowly, took one good look at her, and gave her a look of pure disgust. He scoffed without a hint of fear. "Of course I do. You're the evil spirit who's haunting my Gene Daddy!"
The words hit Seraphina like a slap to the face. Her blood boiled. Her fingers curled into fists so tight her nails bit into her palms. But she couldn't explode. They were in public, and this little monster knew it. So she forced the anger down, painted that stiff smile back on her face, and pretended to laugh indulgently.
"Oh, you know me. That's great. Aren't you going to see your daddy? Let me take you there."
She extended her hand as if she were a kind auntie, but Adie was not fooled in the slightest.
"No, I don't want to go with you." He turned away boldly, already scanning the lobby for someone better. "You're an evil spirit. I've got to stay away from you because you'll surely sell me to someone!"
The words were like needles, piercing Seraphina's patience. She gritted her teeth, fighting every urge to grab this brat by the collar and shake him. But no — she couldn't. Too many eyes. Too many witnesses. She had to play this carefully.
Adie, on the other hand, was feeling more playful by the second. He looked up at the young nurse with a bright, charming smile, completely changing his tone. "Let's go, Miss. Please take me to my Gene Daddy."
"Awww, okay, love! Come with me!" The nurse melted at once. She was more than willing to guide this adorable child to see his father.
But before she could take a single step, Seraphina moved like lightning and blocked their path. She gritted her teeth, swallowed her pride, and forced another honeyed expression. "I'm sure you must be busy... Let me take him there."
The nurse hesitated. She didn't want to offend Seraphina, not with the Murphy family's powerful name behind her. But she also didn't want to hand a sweet child over to someone who looked so tense and dangerous.
Seraphina noticed the hesitation and immediately leaned down toward Adie, speaking in her most dangerous, coaxing voice. "Don't worry, kid, we're in public. What could I possibly do to you? I want to take you with me because I'm going to see your daddy too. So stop pestering the nurse, okay? She's very busy."
Adie looked at her. He looked at the nervous nurse. And then, hidden beneath his calm, cute face, a little devil woke up inside him. He figured that this troublesome woman clearly wanted to use him as a ticket into his Gene Daddy's room. But what she didn't realize was that this little boy had a few tricks of his own. He did not want to trouble the nurse any further, and besides — he wanted to play a prank on this woman who had stolen his mommy's husband. So, with a slow, deliberate nod, he agreed.
"Okay, please take me there."
Seraphina's tension melted into relief. She reached out and touched his head gently, as if congratulating herself. That stubborn little brat finally ran out of luck. Now that he was in her hands, she would not waste this golden opportunity.
"Good. Let's go!" she said, her eyes gleaming.
Together, the elegant woman and the small boy walked deeper into the hospital toward the inpatient department. The corridor stretched on, but they had to pass through a large garden first — a quiet, peaceful place that connected the hospital building to the inpatient wing. There was a lovely pond in the middle of that garden, sparkling in the sunlight, surrounded by families taking the patients out for fresh air.
It all seemed perfectly calm. But danger often hides behind beauty. And as Seraphina walked hand in hand with Stefan's clever son, she had no idea that she was not the one in control at all. The little boy beside her was quietly leading her exactly where he wanted her to go — and this scheming woman was about to become the target of a game she didn't know she had already lost.
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And that, my dear readers, is where this explosive chapter leaves us. Seraphina thought she had trapped the boy, but the truth is, she had just walked straight into a trap set by a child whose cleverness is far more dangerous than her cheap tricks. I absolutely loved watching Adie's sharp words slice through Seraphina's fake kindness — that little boy is a legend in the making! The nurse's mistake, the mother's fierce protection, and Seraphina's arrogant plotting all came together so perfectly. This chapter was a fascinating balance of humor and tension that left me grinning and nervous at the same time.
⭐ Rating: 4.9 / 5 Stars
Next chapter prediction: I predict Seraphina will soon realize she has completely underestimated Adie. The clever little boy will likely cause her to humiliate herself in front of Stefan or the bodyguards, and if Mama Renee shows up at that moment, Seraphina's plan will crash and burn in the most satisfying way. The next chapter may finally bring the truth closer — and possibly reveal how Stefan truly feels when he faces his son.
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