# Chapter 650: The Little Boy’s Dangerous Game
Hello everyone, it's me again! How are you all doing? Today I will continue to walk with you and review Chapter 650 of "The Untouchable Ex Wife." And let me tell you—this chapter may seem quiet at first, but beneath the surface, a storm is brewing. A clever little boy, a scheming woman, and a hospital garden with a pond all set the stage for something you won't want to miss. So pull up a chair, settle in, and let's dive deep into the story together.
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The hospital corridor was quiet, save for the soft hum of fluorescent lights and the squeaking of nurses' shoes against polished floors. Little Adie stood there, waiting, his small hands tucked into his pockets, his face carrying a look of seriousness that made him seem far older than his years. He had come to the hospital for one reason only—to see the man everyone kept whispering about: Stefan Hunt. The man who might be his biological father.
The nurse beside him kept glancing at Adie, her curiosity growing with every second. Something about the boy’s sharp features, the shape of his eyes, and the firm set of his jaw felt eerily familiar. Then it hit her. Her face lit up like a lantern, and she gasped excitedly.
“I got it! You must be Mr. Hunt's son, right? You look just like him!”
Adie frowned unhappily, his little brows knitting together. He didn't like being compared to a man who didn't even know him—who had failed to recognize his own flesh and blood. His voice was firm as he corrected her. “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, caught off guard by his sharp words. “Umm...” She didn't know how to respond. There was a story hidden behind that small boy's statement, a pain he carried quietly.
But before she could say anything else, a commotion at the hospital entrance announced the arrival of someone else. Seraphina, elegant and impeccably dressed, swept into the lobby carrying bags of supplements and vitamins. She had heard the good news: Stefan was awake. Her heart raced with hope. Maybe now that he had lost his memory—if that was truly the case—he might look upon her with fresh eyes. Perhaps this time, she could finally take the place that belonged to Renee.
But her plans hit a wall almost immediately. Francine had guarded her son like a lioness protecting her cub. More than ten bodyguards stood like an unbreachable fortress outside Stefan's ward. Every attempt Seraphina made to get close was met with cold, immovable blocks. The message was clear: Seraphina was not welcome.
Vexed and humiliated, Seraphina paced the hospital lobby, her perfectly manicured nails digging into the handles of the supplements bags. How could she get past those guards? How could she see Stefan?
Then her eyes landed on the small figure standing near the nurse. Adie. Renee's son. Stefan's son. A malicious smirk curled at the corners of her lips. This little boy might be her golden ticket.
She plastered on her sweetest smile and glided over to him, crouching low to meet his eyes. “Do you know who I am, kid?”
Adie turned to look at her, and without missing a beat, his face twisted into a look of pure disgust. He scoffed, his childish voice dripping with disdain. “Of course I do. You're the evil spirit who's haunting my Gene Daddy!”
The insult hit Seraphina like a slap to the face. Her smile nearly cracked. She clenched her fists, forcing herself to maintain a calm facade. Deep inside, she was boiling with rage. How dare this little brat speak to her like that? But she swallowed her anger and let out a feigned laugh. “Oh, you know me. That's great. Aren't you going to see your daddy? Let me take you there.”
Adie glanced at her sharply, already seeing through her act. “No, I don't want to go with you.” He shook his head firmly. “You're an evil spirit. I've got to stay away from you because you'll surely sell me to someone!”
Seraphina gritted her teeth, her jaw trembling from the effort it took not to lash out. Every word from this child stung more than the last. But they were in public. She couldn't do anything rash. So she kept her composure by a thread, her fake smile stiff and dangerous.
“Let's go, Miss. Please take me to my Gene Daddy.” Adie turned away from Seraphina, speaking to the nurse with a smug little smile that said he had already won this battle.
The nurse's heart melted. “Okay, love. Come with me!” She reached for Adie's hand, ready to escort him to Stefan's ward.
But Seraphina quickly stepped in, blocking their path with a practiced, sugary smile. “I'm sure you must be busy... Let me take him there.” Her tone was sweet, but it left no room for argument.
The nurse hesitated. She could sense the tension in the air. Seraphina came from the famous Murphy family—offending her could cost the nurse her job. Yet handing this child over to a woman whose eyes held no warmth felt wrong.
“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.” Seraphina leaned down, reaching a hand toward Adie's head, pretending to be kind and gentle. But there was something unsettling in her smile—something hidden and predatory.
Adie looked at the nurse, then at Seraphina, and an idea began to take shape in his clever little mind. He didn't want to cause trouble for the nurse, and more than that... he saw an opportunity. A chance to teach this shameless woman who had snatched his mommy's husband a lesson she wouldn't forget. His eyes sparkled with mischief.
He averted his gaze and nodded slowly. “Okay, please take me there.”
Seraphina touched his head, releasing a breath she hadn't realized she was holding. The little brat had finally given in—and now he was in her hands. She thought to herself, *This kid is in for a surprise.* Her smile deepened as she imagined all the ways she could manipulate him to get close to Stefan.
Side by side, the elegant woman and the small boy walked toward the inpatient department. The hospital grounds were sprawling, with a beautiful garden nestled between the main building and the inpatient ward. At the center of that garden lay a lovely pond, its surface shimmering under the soft afternoon sun. Patients and their families often strolled along its banks, breathing in the fresh air.
Adie walked quietly, his mind working. He was small, but he was far from helpless. He knew exactly what kind of person Seraphina was—she had hurt his mommy, and she had tried to tear his family apart. And now she thought she could use him to get what she wanted? What a joke.
A sly smile crept across Adie's face as they approached the pond. The water glistened, calm and inviting. A plan was already forming in his bright little head.
Seraphina, oblivious to the storm brewing beside her, only thought about how quickly she could reach Stefan and push the boy into his favor. She didn't realize that the boy wasn't a weapon she could use—he was a trap already set, waiting for her to step squarely into it.
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## Reader's Impressions & Star Rating
What a fantastic and tense chapter! Watching little Adie verbally dismantle Seraphina was pure gold. His sharp wit and brave spirit make him such a compelling character—he may be a child, but he is far from easy prey. The way he turned the tables on Seraphina, choosing to go with her not because he trusted her, but because he planned to play a prank on her, shows just how clever and loyal he is to his mother. The tension in this scene is quiet but real. We know Seraphina is dangerous, but Adie might just be dangerous in his own way too. I found myself grinning at his courage and rooting for that little boy to teach her a lesson. The chapter leaves us at a delicious cliffhanger, with the pond glistening in the background and mischief brewing in Adie's eyes.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Rating: 4.9 / 5 Stars
## Next Chapter Prediction
In the next chapter, we can expect Seraphina to make her move—but little Adie is one step ahead. The pond is no accident. I predict that Adie will devise a sly trick to humiliate Seraphina, possibly involving a tumble into the water or a public display that embarrasses her in front of the entire hospital. This act could draw Stefan's attention and perhaps even cause a confrontation that forces Stefan to remember fragments of his past, especially if Rachel or Renee arrives at that exact moment. Either way, Seraphina is in for a rude awakening.
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