# Chapter 665: "You Gave Him Your Eyes, Didn't You?"
Hello everyone, it's me again! How are you all doing? Today I will continue to walk with you and review Chapter 665 of "The Untouchable Ex Wife." This chapter takes us deep into a room heavy with unspoken sacrifice, where a mother's love hides behind a brave, trembling smile—and where a little boy's sharp eyes threaten to tear the veil of lies apart. If you are ready, let us step right into this heartbreaking, tension-filled chapter together.
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Renee sat motionless, her hands folded in her lap, yet her heart was far from still. The world around her was nothing but a sea of darkness, and the silence was broken only by the soft, worried breathing of the little girl beside her.
Then Abby's warm, small hand tightened firmly around hers. With a conviction that seemed far too big for her tender age, Abby declared, "Yes, I am! Renee, I am willing to be your eyes. I'll never leave you. I'll take you to wherever you want to go, and I'll get you whatever you want."
Those innocent yet mighty words struck Renee directly in the chest. Her lips quivered, and tears welled up in her useless, unseeing eyes. She reached out and pulled Abby into a tight embrace, her voice breaking as she whispered, "Thank you, dear!"
The surgeon had sternly warned her not to cry during the recovery stage to avoid infections. Yet here she was, wrapped in her child's love, and crying was the very thing her fragile heart could not stop doing. Perhaps it wasn't infection that threatened her most—it was the impossible weight of her own sacrifice.
At that exact moment, the door creaked open. Adie slipped inside and paused when he heard the soft sounds of his mother's sniffles. A wave of relief washed over his small shoulders as he exclaimed, "You're finally home, Mommy. I was worried sick about you!"
"Adie?" Renee turned her head instinctively toward the sound of his voice, but she did not dare stand. She could not pinpoint his exact location, and any sudden movement might expose her secret.
But it was too late. Adie's sharp eyes had already caught every detail. He noticed the way her gaze remained unfocused, floating emptily in his direction without ever landing on him. The relief on his face vanished instantly, replaced by a deep, gnawing anxiety. Carefully, his voice trembling, he asked, "What's wrong with your eyes, Mommy?"
Renee froze. A lie formed on the tip of her tongue, but she swallowed it back down. Adie was not as naive as Abby. He was alarmingly perceptive, and any clumsy excuse would be caught in a heartbeat.
Sensing her mother's distress, Abby quickly stepped in as Renee's defender. She waved at Adie and explained gently, "Mommy's eyes are sick, so she can't see right now. But don't worry, come here—we'll be her eyes together!"
Adie's frown deepened as he strode swiftly to Renee's side, his small face tilting as he observed her carefully. "Mommy's eyes are sick? What kind of sickness is this? Why can't you see? Let's go to the hospital and have a doctor see you at once."
Renee forced a strained smile and shook her head. "No, I'm fine. It's just temporary. I'll be able to see after a while. Besides, I've just returned from the hospital, and the doctor said not to worry about it."
"No!" Adie's voice cut through the air like a blade. His young face hardened with terrible suspicion. He stepped closer, his eyes narrowing as he demanded, "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 skipped a beat. She raised her hands quickly, waving them in denial, guilt coloring her every move. "Adie, that's not possible. You can't replace your eyes that way. Stop imagining things—I'm just suffering from an eye inflammation."
But Adie was not satisfied. His voice grew colder, more certain. "Yes, you can't replace your eyes that way... but it's done after matching tissue, right? You've been missing for so many days, and yet you were just in Jovan's manor having the surgery. Isn't that right?"
He had discovered Renee's location through the GPS signal on her phone. He had known she was in Jovan's manor, though he hadn't known why. Now, seeing Renee standing blind before him, the terrible truth clicked into place in Adie's young mind. He could see right through Jovan's evil schemes, and it filled him with boiling fury.
Renee shook her head desperately, her voice turning stern as she tried to change the subject. "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! Do you know how dangerous it is out there? You're just a kid, but you went out alone late at night. If you met a kidnapper, you wouldn't get to see Abby and me for the rest of your life."
But her attempt to scold him into silence did not work. Adie did not flinch at the talk of danger or kidnappers. Instead, he muttered stubbornly, "I'm not afraid of kidnappers. You know I'm not scared of bad guys. I'm only 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..."
Then his fists clenched so tightly that his knuckles turned white. His voice trembled with sorrow and outrage as he demanded, "So... did Jovan take your eyes? I'll ask him to return them to you right now!"
The boy was ready to storm out, to confront a dangerous man twice his size, all for the sake of his mother. And Renee knew she could no longer hide behind half-truths and empty denials. She sighed, her voice vague and weary: "It's not that simple. Jovan is a victim too, and he would never do something like that to me."
There it was—the crack in her armor. A loophole that Adie's brilliant mind seized instantly. His eyes widened, not with shock but with painful understanding. Slowly, quietly, his voice cutting through the darkness like a knife, he asked:
"So... he didn't take your eyes. You gave them up to him... Am I right?"
The question hung in the air like an executioner's blade. Renee opened her mouth, but no words escaped. Her silence was louder than any confession, and in that silence, Adie knew the truth—a truth far more devastating than any of his earlier guesses. His mother had willingly sacrificed her sight to save the very man who had once tormented her.
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This chapter is simply soul-crushing. Adie may be a child, but his intelligence and fierce protectiveness over his mother left me both deeply proud and profoundly heartbroken. Watching Renee lie to protect everyone—Jovan, her children, herself—while Adie peeled back her defenses layer by layer was an emotional roller coaster. The moment Adie realized that Renee had *given* her eyes rather than having them stolen exposed the full depth of Renee's selflessness. And Adie standing there, tiny fists clenched, ready to confront a dangerous man for her sake? That is the kind of love that chokes you up and leaves you wanting more. The writing brilliantly captures the tension between a mother's desire to shield her children and a child's determination to protect his mother at all costs.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4.9 / 5 Stars
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**Next Chapter Prediction:** Now that Adie has voiced the unbearable truth aloud, he will not simply let the matter rest. I predict that this fierce little guardian will either demand answers directly from Jovan or take matters into his own hands to expose the sacrifice his mother made. Meanwhile, Jovan, unaware of the full extent of Renee's gift, may be forced to confront the horrifying reality behind his restored sight—and once he learns what Renee gave up for him, the emotional storm between them will be absolutely explosive.
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