All Chapters of Stand Back, Alpha: Our Son Is Gone : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Kaida Pov“What?! You’re leaving?!”I jolted at his loud voice.Why does he look surprised? Is it strange that I want to leave?“What do you mean you’ll be leaving? Does Alpha Kabir know about this?”My brows furrowed. I shifted awkwardly.“Hm… Yes. He should know,” I struggled for a second, then added, “…right?”Benson was speechless.Though I only got to know him today, he had always been calm and curious.But now, his face morphed into disbelief. He stared at me like I was some kind of alien, which made me uncomfortable.“Is there anything wrong?” I whispered.My voice jolted him back to his senses. He looked at me deeply until I frowned uncomfortably.He cleared his throat, then returned to his calm expression. But from his gaze, I knew he wasn’t calm.“You mean Kabir allowed you to leave?” he asked.My heart thumped.Why does his voice sound strange?I looked at him seriously.“Why can’t I leave? He never stopped me from leaving. He only… he—”I lowered my head. A trace of guilt

Kaida Pov I don’t want to have an argument with him. Kabir was so good to me, and I hope he won’t hold me back. The Northern pack is chaotic. The war. His so-called soon-to-be fiancée. The people there. And finally… him. Everything was just things I wanted to avoid. I need to find a small place where I can stay, find a simple job, and live the rest of my life peacefully. I have been the Luna of the Silver Crest Pack for 6 years. I had served as a wife and mother, but what I got was pain. I’m tired. My whole body and soul are broken. I don’t want to do this anymore. A tear dropped down my cheek. But I didn’t move. I continued to stare at Kabir. I didn’t want to miss any expressions. I hope he won’t hold me back. I don’t want to be disappointed. Kabir’s jaw tightened. He stared at me gravely, but I could see that he had no intention to harm me. He clenched his fists so tight, and his breaths came out loud and rough. Seconds passed and we remained this way, glaring at each ot

Kaida Pov Shock is an understatement of what I felt at this moment. Hannah sat on the bed. Her chin raised, her face smug. She turned her head in a nonchalant manner like she had done something as simple as drinking water. But as for me, I couldn’t stop the tears that welled up in my eyes. Everyone knows how difficult it is to move around the Northern territory. When I was in the Silver Crest pack, I had once heard Ken talk with his Beta about how some people who trespassed into the North lost their lives without their bones being seen. Though I hadn’t wanted to pay attention to the conversation, I still remembered how annoyed they were and how they wished they had a map. But— I looked down at the simple drawn map in my hand. A tear dropped on it which set my heart ablaze. My fingers shook as I cleaned it gently. I couldn’t ruin something as precious as this. This… wasn’t something that should be in my hands so easily. If anyone finds out… My grip tightened on the paper. My

Kaida Pov My knees weakened, and I fell to the ground. I could only stare blankly at the piece of paper in my hand, hoping that the map would suddenly appear. I clutched the paper and rubbed it gently, then roughly, but it was still the same. Still incomplete. I wanted to cry, but my eyes were numb. Desperate whimpers slipped out painfully from my throat. After a while of hoping that what I had seen was untrue, my shoulders slumped. My eyes puffed up as I knelt on the ground, unable to move. My heart felt empty. My body ached so badly. I looked around the silent place. The trees moved, and strange noises echoed across the sky, which made my heart tremble. My heart sank as reality settled. I was all alone… in the middle of the woods… in the night… with no map to help me. How did this happen? Hannah had said this was the map to take me outside the pack… so why was it incomplete? A thought suddenly sparked in my mind. My face became pale. My eyes filled with suspicion. But

Kaida Pov The view in front of me was shocking. I shook my head and blinked the sweat away from my eyes, but I was too tired to see clearly. My eyes blurred, but I still managed to make out what was going on. In front of me stood a huge wolf. Its body was black, and its growl was enough to make my ears ring. My heart pounded as I stared. I didn’t know who the unexpected person was—the one who had come to save me. But somewhere in my mind, the image of this wolf felt familiar. “ROAR!!” My heart shook violently. My eyes widened as one of the werelions that had been hunting me was suddenly torn apart and thrown aside like a piece of paper. The brutal image froze me. That scene… It reminded me of something. The first day I left the Silver Crest pack—the rogues that attacked me were also destroyed this way. And the person… Suddenly, I paused. My mind sparked. The same image—this wolf tearing enemies apart. Then now— The two images merged into one. My breath hitched. My eyes