Spy x Family’s Biggest Twist Yet: A Villain Can Read Minds Too!

Spy x Family Chapter 110 has delivered a game-changing reveal: a major villain, Donovan Desmond, might have the same mind-reading powers as Anya Forger. This surprise could completely alter the course of Operation Strix and poses a significant challenge for Anya and Loid Forger.

The Desmond family has been at the center of the manga’s latest arc. Loid is using his cover as a therapist to get close to Melinda Desmond, while Yor’s interactions with Melinda are also revealing troubling insights. During a tense therapy session, Melinda confides in Loid that her husband, Donovan, has the ability to read minds.

Can Donovan Desmond Really Read Minds?
Melinda tells Loid that Donovan began acting strangely when their children were born. He became distant, pushed people away, and seemed to understand things before anyone spoke them aloud. Melinda’s fears are so strong that she jokingly calls him an “alien.” Even her eldest son believes Donovan can read minds.

While Loid dismisses the idea as absurd, readers and Anya know better. Anya secretly overhears Loid’s thoughts and learns about the possibility of Donovan’s mind-reading power. This revelation could explain Donovan’s constant blank expression, his reluctance to meet Loid directly, and even his strained relationship with his children.

What Does This Mean for Anya and Operation Strix?
Anya now faces a difficult challenge. If Donovan can read minds, he could uncover Loid’s identity as a spy and Anya’s secret ability. This would put the Forger family and Operation Strix in serious danger.

Anya must figure out how to warn Loid without revealing her own powers. With Melinda growing more hesitant to talk about Donovan, and Loid still skeptical of mind-reading as a concept, Anya may be the only one who can connect the dots.

As Spy x Family continues, this twist promises high-stakes drama and new challenges for the Forgers. Fans will have to wait to see how this shocking development unfolds in upcoming chapters.