Lahat ng Kabanata ng Stand Back, Alpha: Our Son Is Gone : Kabanata 181 - Kabanata 190

Kaida Pov In the middle of the crowd lay a figure groaning in pain after being thrown hard onto the ground. Dressed in a black dress, her long hair, which had always been packed neatly, now lay scattered around her head. Though in pain, she still glared fiercely at the crowd, but what attracted attention was the scar that had destroyed her face—the scar stretched from her forehead to her lips, making her look terrifying. But even if her face was destroyed, I could still recognize her anywhere. My breath caught in my throat. I blinked once, then twice, unable to believe my eyes. Michelle Alaska! What is she doing here?! Besides, how could she be so bold as to cause trouble in the Northern Pack?! Just thinking of how much trouble she had caused, ruining what was supposed to be peaceful, made me feel fire burn inside me. I glared at her, my fists clenched tightly by my sides. The whole place was still quiet, and everyone stared at Michelle in shock. No one could have expecte

Kabir PovThe office fell into a tense silence. The temperature around me dropped as I stared straight at Jude, who still stood there stunned.Benson, on the other hand, looked so confused. His head shifted between Jude and me, his lips parted like he really wanted to ask questions, but he swallowed back his words.I had always trusted Jude, and never for once doubted him even after I knew about his feelings for Rana and that he was hiding his grievance for me. I knew he blamed me for the death of Rana even if it wasn’t all my fault.Rana had been the one who jumped behind me even when I could have easily avoided the arrow. But still, I hadn’t protected her, so I carried the guilt for years and even tolerated the Alaska family’s nonsense and turned them from poor to being one of the wealthiest families.For Jude, even after what happened weeks ago, which I punished him for, I still tried to retain my trust in him, even if I was disappointed. But… seeing Michelle today? How could I not

Kabir Pov The faint cracking sound echoed through the silent meeting room. No one moved. Every pair of eyes landed on the guard’s neck and even breathing became careful, as if the next sound would be his neck snapping. My eyes remained on Old Man Alaska. I watched his face turn darker and paler. His eyes remained on my fist, and his body trembled. My lips curled slightly like a devil about to steal a soul. Well, I wasn’t far from that because with one move, the one in my hand could die. The guard I was holding struggled. His breathing became thin, and his eyes turned white. I didn’t even look at him. Instead, I watched the way Old Man Alaska slowly lost his mind. His face twisted, and he gritted his teeth. Seconds passed. Then another… Impatience flashed in my eyes, and without even looking at him, I turned to the face of the man I had captured. My eyes turned cold as my fingers tightened, but just as I prepared to snap his neck, I heard a loud yell— “Stop! Okay, okay, I’ll pay

Kabir PovI walked down the dark, long passage that led to the pack’s underground prison. The place was dark and gloomy, and even the tiny light that came from the lantern didn’t chase away the darkness.I could hear the crunching sound as I stepped on the ground. Sometimes, the sounds of insects chimed in, and other times, painful groans from some prisoners could be heard. I remained indifferent as I continued walking. My pace didn’t hasten or slow down. It was like I was walking in my home and not a place that sent chills down people’s spines.The painful groans around me slowly stopped. One by one, the prisoners fell silent. Even those hiding in the darkness didn’t dare make another sound.Finally, after walking a long distance, I paused. Slowly, I raised my head and locked my gaze on a cage that could only accommodate one person. The cage remained quiet. Not even a single movement came from inside. My eyes narrowed slightly, but I couldn’t even see the person locked inside until I

Audrey Pov “Mummy…?!”“Mummy!”I snapped out of my thoughts at the scream of my daughter. For a moment, I blinked rapidly in confusion, then I finally turned my head to where the tiny voice was coming from.My daughter, Samantha, stood by the door of my room, her eyes, which looked so much like mine, all puffy as she stared at me in confusion. Her lips pouted as if annoyed that I hadn’t heard her call. She stood in her nightgown, all cute. One of her little hands still hugged the storybook to her chest while the other rubbed her sleepy eyes. It looked like she had been waiting in her room for a long time.“Mummy, why haven’t you come to tell me bedtime stories? I have been waiting.” she pouted even more after her words, making her cheeks puff out.Immediately, I turned to look at the wall clock, and seeing the time, my eyes widened as shock filled them.How could it be so late already?!I let out a breath I had been holding, then turned to Samantha to explain, but seeing her leave th