# Chapter 359: A Mother's Change of Heart
Hello everyone, it's me again! How are you all doing? Today I will continue to walk with you and review Chapter 359 of *"The Untouchable Ex Wife"*. This is one of those chapters where the past and the present collide, and old wounds are suddenly wrapped in a mother's unexpected hope. Get ready, because the tension in this chapter is so thick you could cut it with a knife... let's dive right in!
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Stefan's voice was eerily calm when he finally spoke, but his words carried enough weight to shake the entire room.
"Yes, I remember everything."
Everyone present seemed to freeze. But before anyone could react, Stefan continued, his tone flat and indifferent, "To be more specific, I've only remembered the happy memories. The unhappy memories are quite blurry now."
It wasn't that he had truly forgotten the painful chapters of his past. No, that wasn't it at all. It was because he had chosen to forget. He had deliberately buried every bitter moment spent with the woman he once loved. He and Renee had been through so many storms together—love, betrayal, misunderstandings, and endless heartbreak—and those memories had exhausted him in ways no one could truly understand. So, he decided to keep only the good. The soft laughter. The warmth. The sunshine. He locked all the sorrow away in a fog, hoping it would never find its way back to him.
Francine watched her son with a measured gaze. At first, she hadn't planned to ask anything. But today was different. Seeing Adie earlier, seeing the little boy smile and call her grandmother, had awakened something fierce inside her—a deep, instinctive longing. She wanted to be with her grandkids every day. She wanted to watch them grow, to spoil them, to hear them laugh in her home. And more than anything, that meant she secretly hoped Stefan would win Renee back.
So, she cut straight to the chase.
"What's your plan now?"
Stefan answered without hesitation. "I don't have any."
Francine's face twisted with frustration. "What do you mean, you don't have any? Don't you want to win Renee back? Do you want your children to call another man 'father'? Maybe you can accept that, but I can't!"
Her voice rose. She huffed and turned her face away in pure irritation. Honestly, her son was just as timid as her husband when it came to matters of love. A coward. Hesitant. Sloppy. If Stefan possessed even half the decisiveness she had, he would have already reconciled with Renee—and quite possibly had more children by now!
"But, Madam..." Elijah, who had been standing quietly nearby, finally plucked up the courage to speak. "Are you saying that you hope Mr. Hunt wins Ms. Everheart back?"
Francine turned to him, her tone sharp and righteous. "Why not? He's remembered his past, so he can't exactly just ignore it now, can he?"
Elijah blinked, utterly confused. "But didn't you learn from a fortune-teller that Ms. Everheart and Mr. Hunt aren't compatible? Didn't you say something bad would happen to them if they got together? Weren't you the one who always opposed their relationship?"
The old butler was genuinely puzzled. Just a few days ago, Francine had been firmly against Stefan and Renee being a couple. Her resolute opposition had left everyone walking on eggshells. Yet now, she was suddenly rooting for them. What had changed?
Francine waved her hand dismissively. "Ah, that's just superstition. Who would actually believe that nonsense? Besides, I can always get some experts to resolve their incompatibility. They might be like fire and water, but I can just get Stef to wear something to ward that off, can't I?"
She had no real knowledge of metaphysics, and she had certainly not forgotten what the fortune-teller had warned her all those years ago. But in her eyes, there was always a way around such obstacles. As long as love remained, any obstacle could be smoothed over. She just didn't know how much love had survived between these two broken souls. Stefan always looked miserable these days. And Renee… the last time they'd met, she had been so cold and aloof that Francine felt the chill herself. Still, perhaps there was still a chance for them. Perhaps a spark remained buried somewhere beneath all the ruins.
Francine took a deep breath and looked directly at her son, her expression growing serious.
"Be frank with me, Stef—do you want to get back with Renee?"
If his answer was yes, she would find a way. No matter what it took. She would move mountains, hire experts, tear down star charts—whatever was needed—to bring her son and her grandchildren together again.
Stefan frowned deeply. Then slowly, he turned to his mother.
"I..."
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Reader's Impressions & Star Rating:
Oh, this chapter tugged at my heartstrings! It's fascinating to see Francine's perspective shift so suddenly—not because of logic, but because of love for her grandchildren. Seeing Adie truly melted something inside her. And Stefan's confession about remembering only the happy moments says so much about his character; he isn't cruel, he's just damaged and tired. But that final unfinished "I..." is absolutely torturous. I need to know what he wants to say! The emotional complexity and family tension were gripping.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Rating: 4.8 / 5 Stars
Next Chapter Prediction:
Could Stefan actually be about to reveal that he does want to win Renee back? If so, Francine may become his most powerful ally. But Renee's heart is still guarded—will she even believe his change of heart? I predict the next chapter will show Stefan taking his first bold step toward reconciliation, perhaps by seeking Renee out or revealing his recovered memories to her. And of course, with Francine suddenly on his side, the family pressure may shift from tearing them apart to pushing them back together.
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