Amaka's world is turned upside down when her son Chinedu presents a drawing depicting their home, marked with ominous red dots indicating the presence of a 'Red Eye.' This revelation leads her to suspect that Chike, her husband's brother who has been living with them, may be surveilling their home. Initially, Chike appeared to be a helpful figure, fixing things around the house while Musa was often away for work. However, as Amaka uncovers hidden surveillance devices in her home, she realizes that Chike's intentions were not as benign as they seemed. The narrative unfolds with Amaka grappling with her trust in Chike and her husband, ultimately leading her to take action to protect her son. The story concludes with a powerful message about the importance of vigilance and the courage to question those we trust, especially when something feels off in our own homes. Amaka learns that safety is not just about physical barriers but also about awareness and boundaries.