Ice Prince: Rewrite The Star

"Diego, get your sister and Priscilla, take the girls to get treated and clean up. Theo, bring the others to take a shower, then gather in the lounging area. I'll meet you there." Evie ordered her cousins deftly.

Diego obeyed and contacted his sister. After that, he helped Theo ushered his siblings to a shower room and changed dry clothes.

Theo put antiseptic and wound medicine on Meli's hand while Priscilla put ointment for bruises on the corner of Moni's lips.

"Uncle Kinsey and Uncle Stanley won't like this."

"Of course, they won't. Which parent who likes to see their child hurt?" added Theo in response to his sister's comment.

"Does it still hurt?"

Meli shook her head while smiling brightly as usual. There was no longer any trace of fear or anger that graced the little girl's eyes.

"How about you?" this time, Priscilla asked Moni.

"It doesn't hurt at all," said Moni with a proud tone.

"Why do I feel you are proud of your wound?"

"Hehehe. Daddy said the scar is a pride! Ouch! Why did you flick me?" Moni pouted with a frown because Raymond flicked her forehead.

"The scar is a pride for men. Not a woman. Are you a man?"

"Male or female, it makes no difference. These days everyone is equal." Moni didn't want to lose and denied her brother's correction, making her two brothers shake their heads in resignation.

Diego smiled in relief, seeing the children's interaction. At least there were no severe injuries, and both girls had strong hearts. No one could bully them easily, especially by someone like Hadley.

But he wondered as to what Hadley was doing here. Are Ewald and others coming here? Why didn't anyone tell him?

His parents must have been deliberately hiding their arrival from him.

Diego looked at his cousins ​​one by one to make sure they were in a better mood. And they were all starting to get better. Some play console games, some read comics.

No. But there was one who was grumpy. Not only was it clouded, but his vibe was also dark and icy. His facial expression was frightening, not like that of an eleven-year-old child.

"Hey, little whiz. Why are you making such an expression? If Meli sees it, she will be scared."

Kendrich's brows knit together, clearly not liking to imagine his sister afraid of him.

"I think I'm sick."

Diego sat next to him to hold the boy's forehead.

"You don't seem to have a cold. Do you feel dizzy?"

"No."

"Then, where do you feel pain?"

"Here." Kendrich pointed his finger at his chest. "Every time I see Meli's hand, it hurts here. Have you ever experienced it?

The corner of Diego's lips twitched at the question. Of course, he had experienced it… in his past life.

Every time he saw Chleo hurt or sad, he felt so angry that his chest hurt. He held back his anger and remained like a sweet and cheerful younger brother in front of Chleo for her sake.

But… Diego went out of control as soon as the man carried his sister's body. Diego vented his emotions for the first time and beat his brother's husband until he cracked a bone or two.

He didn't stop there. Diego attacked the headquarters of the members he suspected had given the deadly poison to his sister. No matter what he did, beat, or killed, nothing could calm his wrath.

"Seems like you have experienced it before." guessed Kendrich, who had been watching Diego's expression change. "What did you do? How did you get rid of the pain?"

Diego smiled broadly as he answered his question. "I'm going to find my sister. As soon as I see her, I will get rid of my anger because I know she doesn't like to see me angry. Why don't you try to approach Meli? Don't forget to change your expression. She will definitely be scared if she sees her brother like a monster."

The reason why Diego was able to contain his emotions was that Chleo was still by his side. That was why once Chleo left this world, there was no longer any reason to hold back his emotions.

He spirals out of control and beats up everyone who gets in his way from investigating the mastermind behind his brother's murder. Even his father couldn't stop him at that time.

Kendrich glanced at his sister, who was sitting next to Moni and surrounded by most of her cousins. He got up and walked over to his sister. He tried to smile, but his eyes couldn't be taken away from his sister's bandaged hand.

Meli was aware of her brother's presence and felt confused because this was the first time she saw her brother looking down. Usually, Kendrich would always smile and laugh while telling stories as if the boy never ran out of things to tell. Meli just realized, since her brother saw her hand, her brother became quiet.

Meli waved her hand to get her brother's attention from her hand. As soon as Kenken's attention was distracted, Meli invited him to sit next to him by patting the empty spot on her right.

Kendrich complied, and his eyes returned to the bandaged hand that had patted her right side.

Doesn't it hurt? Ken wanted to ask but was afraid to hear the answer. What if his sister said she was in pain?

"Kenken, I'm fine."

Everyone without exception, including Kendrich, froze in place.

Melodie talk?!

"I'm fine, and it doesn't hurt anymore. So don't look like that."

Everyone was touched to realize Melodie spoke to calm her brother, who was very worried about her injury.

A smile began to appear on Kendrich's face, and the others continued to chitter-chatter happily, forgetting the irritating incident that had happened.

Diego chuckled at his younger cousin's interaction. Ah, this is what is called a warm and joyful family. In his previous life, he never met Kendrich or Meli because their parents had passed away.

Therefore he was very grateful to be able to live a new life and meet them all.