All Chapters of Stand Back, Alpha: Our Son Is Gone : Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

Alpha Ken Pov I raised my head slightly, startled by Elder Alaska’s words. The Southern Pack? How did he know that was the reason I came to the North? For a moment, I simply stared at him. The more I looked at the old man sitting across from me, the more I realized he wasn’t simple at all. There was something hidden beneath those calm eyes. Something dangerous. Something important. My fingers tapped lightly against the armrest of my chair as my thoughts moved quickly. Then suddenly, the corner of my lips curled slightly. Interesting. Things were becoming more interesting than I expected. Several seconds passed before I finally sat up straighter. There was no point hiding everything now. Elder Alaska clearly already knew why I was here. Still, that didn’t mean I planned to reveal all my thoughts. I smiled faintly. “Seems Elder Alaska is wiser than I thought.” The old man remained silent. I continued calmly. “Your guess is correct.” My expression became serious. “As a Pack

Alpha Kabir Pov I sat at the head of the conference table, my fingers resting lightly against the armrest of my chair as I listened to the reports. The atmosphere inside the pack office was solemn. Jude sat on my right. He had only returned yesterday after spending weeks in the Southern Pack—or what was now part of my territory. I had let him stay there personally after the war. The former Alpha was dead, but the pack itself still needed leadership and order. I had no interest in slaughtering everyone. The strong took what they wanted, but that didn’t mean destroying useful people. The warriors, pack members and elders who remained had been allowed to continue managing the territory as long as they submitted. And they had submitted. They knew better. Beside Jude sat Benson, who looked as if he could fall asleep at any second. The three remaining seats were occupied by the heads of finance, labor, and security. Everyone was quiet as Jude finished explaining his findings. “Alpha,

Alpha Ken Pov I had imagined what the Northern Alpha would look like. I had wondered if he was ugly, fierce, and a lot more, but nothing prepared me for the unbelievably handsome person in front of me. Though his cold, fierce aura wasn’t far from what I had imagined, I still felt pressured just standing in front of him. My heart pounded as he slowly shifted his gaze away from the man beside him and settled it on me. The moment I met those dark eyes, I couldn’t help but freeze. My mind went blank and my whole body went on alert. The room fell silent. A tension-filled silence. Though alert, I tried not to show it on my face. Instead, my fingers dug into my palms as I steadied myself. One second passed… Then— He shifted his gaze away and walked toward the seat behind the long table, his body still oozing dominance. “Let’s sit.” His voice broke through the silence in the room, and almost immediately, the air loosened up. Even I couldn’t help but let out a breath I didn’t know I

Ken Pov Shock was an understatement of what I was feeling right now. I couldn’t believe the person I had been thinking about. The one I had come to the North to search for. The woman who had filled my thoughts and dreams—one whom I had thought might be dead was actually standing in front of me. I had not believed what I saw at first, but when her eyes widened as I whispered her name, I knew I had not mistaken. Kaida… My Luna, Kaida. My mate… Kaida. My body trembled, my lips parted to speak, but nothing came out. I could only stare at her, shocked. She is alive. The thought slammed into me so hard that my knees almost gave out. She is alive. After all these months, after all the searching, after all the nights I had wondered if she was dead somewhere, she was standing right in front of me. But then, when she let out a groan and bent forward, I felt my heart tighten. I couldn’t hold myself anymore. I rushed forward, but something stopped me— Hatred. Yes. Kaida’s eyes that l

Kabir Pov “…he is my ex-husband.” When I had seen the way Kaida reacted in the pack office, I had felt it was strange, but I didn’t have time to think much about that as I only wanted to get her to the hospital fast. As I carried her, the memories of that day when she had lost consciousness in my arms as I carried her to the hospital with blood all over her rushed back, and only now did I know what fear was. I didn’t want to experience the fear I had felt that day as I stood in front of the hospital hoping, praying, and worrying that she and the child would come out fine. These past weeks, Kaida had been the centre of my concern. I forcefully lived with her even if she rejected it, as she didn’t want to become the topic of discussion among the pack members. Besides, we haven’t properly announced our relationship, even if people already had an idea. But I had been stubborn. I forcefully occupied her small apartment and also half of her bed. And the past weeks have been the most fu