The Untouchable Ex-Wife

Meanwhile, Abby had found a pretty conch on the beach just now, and wanted to show it to Adie, but turned around to find him
missing.
Worry filled her as she called out for Adie.
At that moment, Stefan and Renee were sulkily walking back to the campsite, carrying firewood.
Coincidentally, they bumped into Abby, who was anxiously looking for Adie.
"What's wrong, Abby?" Renee tossed the firewood aside and hurried over to Abby.
"Why are you here alone? Where's Adie?" Adie and Abby were always together, so Renee knew that something was wrong.
"Mommy, Adie is missing..." Abby's face was pale in fear.
She hugged Renee and wailed, "I saw Adie sharing an apple with Tiffany just now, so I didn't disturb them.
I came to the beach to look for conches, but when I went back...
they were gone.
I couldn't find them.
Adie will be alright, won't he?" "Don't worry, Abby.
Adie is clever and resourceful, so I'm sure he's fine.
Maybe he's just playing somewhere with Tiffany!" Renee said reassuringly, trying to comfort Abby.
She knew Adie had good survival skills and would be fine.
He probably wanted to spend some time with his crush instead of his sister.
"Really?" Abby still had tears on her face, but she relaxed a little as she let out a sad sigh.
"Oh, Adie.
I knew that he wanted to play with Tiffany, so I didn't disturb him.

Why did he have to go away? I don't like him anymore." "Haha! You know how Adie is.
I'l] advise him later, so stop crying." Renee held Abby's hand as they walked toward the campsite.
Seeing how much Abby relied on Adie, Renee wondered how she'd adjust when Adie got a girlfriend in the future.
Well, maybe it was about time Abby started spending some time apart from Adie.
"Adie is missing?" Stefan caught up to them and frowned.
"Did something happen to him? After all, this is a deserted island." "It's not as deserted as Sun Island, and you don't know Adie.
He's not like other kids, so stop worrying about him." Renee scoffed.
Adie would probably come back once he'd had his fun.
"T don't think it's that simple.
We should go look for him," Stefan said seriously, looking concerned.
To him, Adie was just a child who had recently graduated from kindergarten, so he shouldn't be wandering around on his own.
Renee's parenting style was way too laid-back and lenient —it was very risky.
"How long have you been living with him compared to me? Do you think you know him better than I do?" Renee turned around
and stared at Stefan coldly.
"If you want to act like a great father, this isn't the time." "How could you say that?" Stefan clenched his fists in anger.
" Fine.
I'll look for him if you don't want to!"