# Chapter 419: The Scarred Woman's Vengeance
Hello, dear readers! How are you all doing today? I hope life is treating you kindly. I’m so glad to be back with you, walking side by side through the twists and turns of *The Untouchable Ex Wife*. Grab your tea, get comfy, and let me guide you through the heartbreaking and tense moments of Chapter 419. There’s a shadow hanging over Renee, and trust me, you won’t want to miss a single detail of what unfolds.
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Renee had always been perceptive, even with her sight taken from her. She could feel the unease radiating from Tess like cold air seeping through a cracked window. Something was troubling the kind young woman who had been working for her, but Renee didn't push. She knew that some wounds need time to be spoken about, not forced open. And so, she let the silence stand, not realizing just how dark a secret Tess was carrying inside.
Later that afternoon, Margaret arrived home with the two children, their laughter filling the house with warmth and light. For Tess, however, there was no reprieve. Her shift ended, and she clutched her bag as she stepped out onto the empty street. With each step, the weight of the world pressed harder on her shoulders. Her mind churned with fear, guilt, and despair. It was like walking through thick mud with a stormcloud pinned to her chest.
She finally reached the door of her own home, but before she could breathe a sigh of relief, a figure stepped out from the shadows, blocking her path. The woman was dressed all in black, a wide hat casting a dark veil over her face, hiding more than half of the scars that marred her skin.
"Did you do what I asked you to?" The woman's voice was cold and sharp like a blade.
Tess trembled, her eyes glistening with unshed tears. "I did what you asked. When are you going to let my mother go?" Her voice cracked with desperation. She was a prisoner, trapped between saving her family and hurting an innocent woman.
The scarred woman seized Tess by the collar, yanking her close. "Keep doing it. I'll let your mother go in ten days." She tightened her grip, her voice dropping to a venomous whisper. "Don't you dare play any tricks, you hear? Your mother is doomed if you miss a day or add a lower dosage. Do you understand?"
Tess could barely speak. She swallowed hard and choked out a trembling, "Y-Yes." Only then did the woman release her, turning to leave as if she had nothing more than a chore to complete.
But Tess couldn't let her go. Not like this. Something inside her screamed that she needed to understand. "Wait!" she called out.
The woman paused, tilting her head. "What do you want?"
Tess bit her lip, summoning every ounce of courage she had. "I want to ask what kind of grudge you hold against Ms. Everheart. She looks very kind, and she's blind now. She's so pitiful, so why... why do you want to do that to her?" Her voice was pleading. Tess wasn't just curious; she was drowning in guilt. She was helping this woman harm Renee without even knowing why. If she didn't understand the reason, how could she live with herself?
A bitter laugh escaped the woman's lips. "Hmph! Kind?" She turned fully, and her eyes gleamed with pure malice. "Do you think she's a good person? You can't even imagine the bad things she did and the people she harmed."
Tess shook her head in disbelief. "That's impossible. She didn't look like a bad person. Is there a misunderstanding between you two? If there is, why don't you resolve it with her face-to-face? You'll be implicated too if you take revenge on her like this, don't you think?" She was trying to find any crack, any thread that might pull them all away from this path of destruction.
For a moment, the woman went silent. Then, with a voice that carried the weight of a wounded soul, she said, "I'm fine with it. After all, I died once. My only wish now is to see Renee fall into hell even if I go down with her." She laughed bitterly and slowly removed her hat, revealing the twisted scars that crawled across her face. "Look at my scars—it's all because of her. Do you know what it feels like to fall off a hundred-meter cliff and get internal bleeding and bone fractures?"
She gestured to her crippled left leg, then held up her scarred right hand. Her eyes became bloodshot, burning with memories too painful to forget.
"I experienced it once. It was very painful, both body and soul. I even wanted to kill myself... but I soldiered through it. I won't let her have it easy. If I die, I will have suffered for nothing."
In that moment, the mask of pure evil slipped, and Tess glimpsed the woman beneath—a person broken, twisted by a past filled with agony and rage. This was Briar. She had once sought to push Renee off that cliff, but fate had turned the tables. Renee had accidentally pushed her off instead. Briar should have died that day, but a fisherman had happened upon her, dragging her back from the brink of death.
For half a year, she lay in bed, her body shattered, her spirit smoldering with revenge. Every day, every sleepless night, she waited—bided her time until she could finally make Renee experience hell.
And now, Tess was nothing more than a pawn in that dark game.
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Dear readers, what a chilling chapter we’ve walked through together. This was not an action-packed thrill ride, but something far more intimate and terrifying: the revelation of a villain born from pain and the agony of a good-hearted young woman forced into evil. We saw Briar not just as a monster, but as a mirror of suffering. And Tess? Her soul is tearing apart. She wants to protect her mother, but every dose she administers slowly poisons Renee’s life. It’s heartbreaking to think that while Renee tries to comfort others, her own safety is being betrayed by someone she trusted.
On a personal note, I have to say this chapter really tugged at my heartstrings. Tess is not a villain—she’s a victim. And Briar, for all her terrifying words, is a reminder of how hatred can consume even the most wounded souls. Renee is sitting in the dark, unaware of the venom slithering around her. I loved how the chapter gave depth to the antagonist. It makes the story so much richer.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4.8 / 5 Stars
As for what happens next? The woman—Briar—said she would let Tess’s mother go in ten days, but Tess’s conscience is screaming louder every day. I predict Tess will eventually break. She’ll either confess to Renee in a moment of guilt or try to sabotage Briar’s plan at the last second. But if she does, Briar will fly into a rage, and the real danger will come crashing down around them. Will Renee find out the truth before it’s too late? And will Stefan sense that something is wrong before the poison takes full hold? Next chapter promises a storm of secrets, confrontations, and possibly a deadly turning point!
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