Chapter 110 Loyalty

“No! That’s my masterpiece! Why would you take it off?” she protested. “You’re so mean, brother!” Thunder was born a few minutes before Chiara, so she calls him her older brother even though they’re twins—a fraternal pair. I knelt down and placed a hand on Chiara’s head. She’s sensitive. She might think we don’t like her “masterpiece” since we’ve been teasing her. Her eyes were already welling up, though she was trying hard not to cry in front of her brother. “Chiara, listen,” I said, cupping her cheeks. “Do you see your brother’s hair? If it falls out, you’ll lose a brother.” “Will he disappear? That’s great!” I blinked twice. At that moment, I saw myself in her. The same feeling I get every time I take a life—that’s what I saw in my daughter. I froze, unable to react. Is this how my past haunts me? “Chiara!” I shouted her name, but she just grinned and grabbed my hand. “Just kidding, Mom,” she said quickly before looking at Thunder, her brows furrowed. “Come here, ugly. Let me take o