KALINA (Book 3: The Elixir Series)

Prologue

Khalil's Pov

It's been almost two years and I still can't find mpenzi wangu. Where are you Alizeti? Why is it so hard to find you?

Those doctors are tight-lipped about you. Whatever, I will not give up. I know you're the one for me.

I was brought back from my thoughts when my brother Klay barged in. "Hyung! Look at this," he shoved his freaking phone in my face!

"Fuck! Do you need to- Eomeo!" I grabbed his phone to see who was on the screen

I glared at my brother when he chuckled. Well, who wouldn't when the screen is almost touching my nose? Can you blame me? I finally get to see my lovely Sunflower. But wait, she's engaged?!

Sensing my uprising dangerous aura, Klay placed his hand on my shoulder. "That was almost two years ago," he told me.

"Two years ago? It means..." I trailed off. Does it mean I'm too late and she's already married?

"She's not married, hyung. I don't know what happened but the wedding didn't happen and what I learned is that the guy's ex-fiancee came back and-

"He chose her over Alizeti," I finished my brother's words. Klay nodded at me.

"How dare he broke her heart?" I said.

"That's bittersweet actually," Klay said making me look at him.

He smiled, "Bitter because your Sunflower was left broken, but sweet because you still have a chance. And if I were you, I will start pursuing her," Klay said.

He's right. I need to start courting my Sunflower. I looked at him and grinned. He shakes his head chuckling.

"Oh, by the way, her name is Kalina Nightwish," Klay said.

I frown, "Nightwish? As in Nightwish Empire?" I asked.

"Yep,"

I hummed. Then I remember something, "What about your brother? Do you find any news?"

Klay is not my biological brother. I found him when we were little when my family and I visited Korea.

He sighed, "Not yet but I found out that those scums died. How? I don't know. But I don't care as long as they got what they deserved," Klay said.

I patted his arm, "We will find him, bro," he smiled at me before he left.

Hmm, so, now I know your name. It will be easy to find you now.

"Wait for me, tua-eng,"