# Chapter 367: The Little Detective Who Saw Too Much
Hello everyone, it's me again! How are you all doing? Today I will continue to walk with you and review Chapter 367 of *The Untouchable Ex Wife*. If you thought the drama was intense before, buckle up—because this chapter is a masterclass in emotional whiplash. We’ve got a fiercely protective little boy, a mother who can’t hide a single secret from him, and a truth that's hanging by a thread. Let's dive right in.
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Renee had barely managed to catch her breath when Adie’s sharp, accusing little voice cut through the air like a blade.
"No!" Adie snapped, his small face twisted with worry and anger. He looked straight at his mother, his bright eyes boring into hers as if he could see straight past every lie she'd ever told. "Be honest with me, Mommy. What happened? Was it Jovan who hurt your eyes? He took your eyes for himself because he’s blind and unhappy, didn’t he?"
Renee’s heart nearly stopped. Her hand fluttered up, waving dismissively as she tried to shield herself from the terrifying accuracy of her son’s guess. "Adie, that’s not possible. You can’t just replace eyes that way. Stop imagining things. I’m just suffering from eye inflammation," she denied guiltily, her tone a little too quick, a little too shaky. Internally, she was reeling—how could this child, barely old enough to tie his own shoelaces, piece together such a horrifying premise from pure intuition?
But Adie wasn’t finished. Not even close.
"Yes, you can’t replace your eyes that way normally—but it’s done after matching, right?" he pressed, his interrogation relentless. "You’ve been missing for so many days, but you were just in Jovan’s manor having the surgery. Isn’t that right?" His little fists were clenched so tightly his knuckles turned white. He’d tracked her GPS signal. He knew she’d been there—and now he could see through what he believed to be Jovan’s sinister scheme.
Renee swallowed hard, her fragile calm crumbling. How was she supposed to handle this? "No, that’s not true. Stop asking me questions. Why did you go out on your own? Didn’t I ask you not to do that? I’m going to be angry with you!" She pivoted desperately to scolding, hoping to distract him. "Do you know how dangerous it is out there? You’re just a kid! You went out alone late at night—what if you met a kidnapper? You wouldn’t get to see Abby or me for the rest of your life!"
But Adie was undeterred. He muttered defiantly, "I’m not afraid of kidnappers. You know I’m not scared of bad guys." Then, his voice softened into something heartbreakingly earnest. "I’m just afraid that you and Abby might get in danger or be bullied. I’m the man of this house, and I want to protect you both." His jaw set with conviction. "So... did Jovan take your eyes? I’ll ask him to return them right now!"
Renee’s heart broke. Here was her little boy, fierce and brave, ready to face a grown man to defend her honor. She had to be careful now. "It’s not that simple. Jovan is a victim too, and he would never do something like that to me," she answered vaguely, her voice trailing off. Deep down, she knew her brilliant son wouldn't be fooled for long. But she was determined to protect him from the ugly truth for as long as she could.
Adie tilted his head, calculating. His eyes narrowed with razor-sharp perception. "So... he didn’t take your eyes, but you *gave* them up to him. Am I right?" He had found the loophole in her vague refusal. It wasn't just deduction anymore; it was certainty.
"I..." Renee bit her lip, feeling beads of sweat form at her temples. Why did Adie have to be so intelligent? She joked to herself miserably—she hadn't even eaten nutritious food when she was pregnant with him! Yet in just a few minutes, he had almost turned her inside out. Of course, considering her daughter Abby's endearing naivety, maybe her pregnancy diet really had nothing to do with their differences. The twins were simply worlds apart in personality and intellect.
Just when the silence became unbearable, Adie let his mother off the hook. His face softened with tenderness as he gently patted her shoulders. "Okay, Mommy. I know you’re tired, so you should go to bed. I’m sure your eyes will get better after some rest." He turned to his sister. "Abby, you should go to bed too. Go and sleep with Margaret, Abby. I’ll take care of Mommy."
But sweet little Abby shook her head stubbornly, hugging Renee even tighter, pressing her tiny warm body against her mother. "No! I want to take care of Mommy too, because I’ve promised to be her eyes forever." Her voice was full of innocent determination, refusing to leave her mother's side.
And so the scene held—two children, one fiercely intelligent and one endlessly loving, surrounding a mother whose sacrifice had left her sightless and vulnerable. Adie, with his sharp gaze and brave heart, stood ready to guard her from any enemy. Abby, with her soft warmth, pledged to be her mother's eyes to light the way. Renee sat between them, blind but feeling more love than she could bear, overwhelmed by the protectiveness of her precious little ones.
No matter how dark the world had become, she knew in her heart that she was never truly alone.
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## Reader's Impressions & Star Rating
What an emotionally charged chapter! The contrast between Adie's razor-sharp intelligence and Abby's heart-melting innocence created such a beautiful dynamic. Watching a little boy figure out his mother's deepest secret while vowing to protect her is genuinely stirring. Renee’s flustered attempts to steer the conversation away were both funny and heart-wrenching. This chapter perfectly captures the essence of family loyalty and sacrifice, leaving us with a warm feeling despite the heavy weight of Renee's choice.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Rating: 4.9 / 5 Stars
## Next Chapter Prediction
Adie now suspects the truth, and he's too determined to let it go. In the upcoming chapters, I predict Adie will confront Jovan directly with cold fury, possibly demanding answers or even threatening him if he refuses to tell the full story. Meanwhile, Renee’s recovery will likely be complicated by her guilt, and Jovan may finally face the emotional consequences of accepting her sacrifice—especially when he realizes she gave up her sight for him out of love, not obligation. A storm of confrontation is brewing.
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