# Chapter 366: The Light That Would Never Fade
Hello everyone, it's me again! How are you all doing? I hope you're ready for another deeply moving journey, because today I will continue to walk with you and review Chapter 366 of "The Untouchable Ex Wife". This is one of those chapters that grabs you right by the heartstrings and doesn't let go — a quiet, late-night scene filled with fear, love, and the beautiful resilience of a mother and her two children. So settle in, and let's dive into the darkness together... and find the light shining through it.
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The clock on the wall in Everheart Manor ticked relentlessly, each second echoing like a drumbeat in Renee's anxious heart. The mansion was bathed in dim, amber lighting, yet for Renee, the world had shrunk into an endless blanket of blackness. She sat motionless on the living room sofa, her hands folded in her lap, but her mind was anything but still. Worry gnawed at her like a hungry beast — where was Adie? Why had Margaret not returned yet? It was so late, and the silence of the house only made her fear louder.
Beside her, a small figure refused to move. Abby, with her little face full of determination and her heart even bigger, had planted herself next to her mother like a brave little guard dog. She couldn't bear the thought of Renee sitting alone in the dark — not when Renee couldn't even see the light.
"Are you scared because you can't see, Mommy?" Abby's gentle, trembling voice broke the stillness. "Do you want anything to eat or drink?"
Without waiting for an answer, the quick-thinking little girl scurried to pour a glass of water, then carefully stuffed a few snacks into Renee's hands. Her tiny gestures spoke volumes — she might have been young, but her love could move mountains.
Renee felt the cool glass against her palm, and a wave of warmth spread through her chest. A soft, sad smile curved her lips. "Thank you, Abby, but I'm not hungry or thirsty. Isn't it late? Why don't you go to bed first?"
She reached out blindly, her hands groping through the air until she found her daughter's small shoulder. Pulling Abby close, Renee hugged her as though she were a lifebuoy in a turbulent sea. But Abby didn't pull away. Instead, she looked up at Renee's face, at the sleek sunglasses that now served as a barrier between her mother and the outer world. The little girl's eyes shimmered with unshed tears.
"Will your eyes get better, Mommy?" she asked in a hushed, frightened voice. "What will we do if you can't see me anymore?"
The question struck Renee like a physical blow. Her throat tightened, and for a moment, she couldn't speak. Her daughter's fear mirrored her own, but Renee knew she had to be strong — not just for herself, but for her children. She swallowed the lump in her throat and mustered the most reassuring tone she could manage.
"Don't worry, I'll get better. Plus, you and Adie can be my eyes if I can't recover, right? Isn't that great? Are you willing to be my eyes, Abby?"
The words were meant to comfort, and they worked — but perhaps more strongly than Renee had ever imagined. Abby's tiny hand shot forward and grasped Renee's fingers with fierce, unyielding strength. Her voice rang with a solemn promise beyond her years.
"Yes, I am! I'm willing to be your eyes, and I'll never leave you. I'll take you to wherever you want to go, and I'll get you whatever you want."
A wave of emotion crashed over Renee. Tears — those stubborn, unruly tears — welled up in her eyes and threatened to spill. She hugged Abby tightly, pressing her chin against the girl's soft hair, her lips trembling. The surgeon had warned her, hadn't he? Absolutely no crying during the recovery stage, or she risked infection. But oh, what a cruel irony! When the world had gone dark, the very thing she did most, sitting alone in her despair, was cry. Yet here, holding her precious daughter, those tears carried a different weight — not fear, but gratitude; not sorrow, but overwhelming love.
Just as the tension in the room began to soften, the front door swung open. A pair of hurried, familiar footsteps entered the foyer, and then a boy's voice rang out with a mix of exhaustion and relief.
"You're finally home, Mommy. I was worried sick about you!"
Adie rushed into the living room, his young face flushed with both cold night air and concern. He had been at Margaret's side, delayed far later than he had wanted, but his entire mind had been occupied with one thought — getting back to his mother. When he saw Renee sitting on the couch, however, the relief on his face quickly twisted into alarm.
He froze. Something was wrong. Very wrong.
"Adie?" Renee turned her head toward the sound of his voice, but she didn't stand up. Her movements were cautious, uncertain — as if she were trying to catch a sound that would tell her exactly where he was standing. Her hands clenched slightly against the sofa cushions.
Adie, with the sharp perception that had always set him apart from other children, noticed it immediately. His heart skipped a beat. His eyes snapped to the dark glasses covering her eyes. His voice came out carefully, almost afraid to ask.
"What's wrong with your eyes, Mommy?"
Renee hesitated. Her lips parted, then closed. She had never been able to lie to Adie — not really. Unlike Abby, his sweet and trusting sister, Adie watched the world with an analytic, searching gaze that could see right through her little white lies. She knew any flimsy excuse would be torn apart in seconds.
Before Renee could scramble for words, Abby piped up, her gentle voice serving as a shield for her mother.
"Mommy's eyes are sick, so she can't see right now. Come here, we'll be her eyes together."
Abby waved her hand earnestly, gesturing for her twin to come closer. Adie's brows knitted together in deep, unmistakable concern. He walked over to Renee with hurried, purposeful strides and crouched in front of her, his chubby little fingers hovering just inches from her face, as if he were afraid to touch her fragile state.
"Mommy's eyes are sick?" He repeated the words slowly, his tone thick with disbelief. For a boy who prided himself on his composure, he couldn't keep the tremor out of his voice. "What kind of sickness is this? Why can't you see? Let's go to the hospital and have a doctor see you."
His determination was endearing and heartbreaking at the same time. In his young mind, he had already formulated a plan — to drag his mother to the best doctor, to demand a cure, and to stand guard until she could see again. He refused to accept a world where his mother couldn't look at him with those kind, knowing eyes.
"No, I'm fine," Renee said, shaking her head with a gentle but firm smile. She reached out one hand to find his, and once she felt his small warm fingers, she held on. "It's just temporary. I'll be able to see after a while. Also, I've just returned from the hospital, and the doctor said not to worry about it."
The words hung in the air like an unsteady promise. Adie remained in front of her, his gaze fixed on her face, searching — listening, analyzing every microexpression to make certain she wasn't hiding something terrible. His tiny jaw clenched, and a quiet determination settled in his chest. He may not have said it aloud at that moment, but a vow was already forming in his heart — to protect his mother at all costs, to be her strength, her vision, and her guide. No matter what illness had stolen her sight, he would do everything in his power to give it back.
The night grew quiet again, but this time, it wasn't a silence born of fear. It was a silence wrapped in the steadfast love of two children, who together had inherited the highest duty — to be the eyes for the mother who had given them life.
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**Reader's Impressions & Star Rating:**
Oh my heart. This chapter was such a poignant, tender, and beautifully human moment between Renee and her twins. I felt every ounce of Abby's innocent, fierce devotion — her willingness to be her mother's guide without a second thought brought actual tears to my eyes. And Adie! That sharp, protective instinct that kicks in the moment he sensed something wrong with his mother's eyes just melted me completely. Despite their different personalities — Abby so openly emotional, Adie so quietly perceptive — both children proved that their love for Renee knows no bounds. Meanwhile, Renee's struggle with her own tears while the doctor warned her not to cry hit me right in the chest. It shows that even in the darkness of her condition, she continues to prioritize her children's emotional well-being over her own fear. The writing balances deep anguish with the warmth of familial love, making this an unforgettable, heartwarming chapter. I also loved Margaret's subtle role in bringing Adie home safely — even if she wasn't in the scene long, it sets up an interesting thread for later. This chapter doesn't just push the plot forward; it deepens our bond with these characters and leaves us longing for Renee's recovery even more.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4.9 / 5 Stars
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**Next Chapter Prediction:**
With both Abby and Adie now fully aware of their mother's condition, I absolutely believe the twins will unite into a formidable force determined to investigate the root of Renee's eye illness. Adie won't just sit idle — knowing his brilliant little mind and hidden connections, he may secretly dig into the circumstances surrounding Renee's condition, perhaps discovering something far more sinister than a mere sickness. Is there someone out there who caused this harm deliberately? Meanwhile, Renee's fragile emotional state may lead her to lean on unexpected allies — possibly even a certain man from her past who, upon learning she can't see, will appear at her doorstep with guilt or resolve in his heart. The coming chapter likely holds both tender family moments and a hint of darker intrigue as the truth behind those wounded eyes begins to surface. Let's see if someone will step forward to claim responsibility — and whether Renee's children will be the ones to uncover it first.
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