LUNA THE CAPTIVE HEALER novel Chapter 63

Chapter 63

Hazel’s POV:

Joseph pressed his lips together, a hint of amusement in his eyes.

Caroline’s expression had already twisted with ugliness.

The live director even nervously shook the camera.

She wanted to curse me, to tear into me publicly, but being on live broadcast, she could only endure it, looking pitiful and innocent: “I didn’t say anything…”

Her pitiful appearance did garner sympathy from many netizens, with comments starting to favor her.

Just then. Joseph suddenly said flatly, “Yes, not very pleasant to hear.”

I was about to properly scold this bitch, but hearing his words, I was stunned and couldn’t help glancing at him.

He seemed to understand my confusion and nodded, adding, “I mean her voice. Noisy.”

Caroline’s face looked like it might crack, almost crying from grievance, yet even Joseph wouldn’t look at her.

The entire venue fell silent; no one expected Joseph to suddenly stand up and say this.

Even the live chat viewers exploded.

Gerald stared at Joseph, finally looking at me with a colder tone: “Blood Moon Pack’s princess should watch her words.”

I curved my lips, saying lightly, “Do all of Silver Moon Pack like threatening people this much?”

This wasn’t subtle anymore–it was practically pointing and cursing directly.

Everyone present immediately recalled the incident when Dominic and Caroline threatened and stole roles at the film set.

Gerald quickly realized this, his face iron–blue, gritting his teeth without saying more.

Hearing me mention “threatening,” Caroline seemed to have her tail stepped on, hurriedly shouting, “Don’t you dare say that!”

Seeing the atmospheturning bad, the host quickly jumped out to mediate: “Alright, alright, let’s continue with today’s team. formation segment!”

According to the rules, the two major teams would begin selecting members in turns.

I noticed Joseph looking at me, his tone slightly teasing: “Saying such things on live broadcast, aren’t you afraid netizens will scold you?”

I raised an eyebrow, smiling back: “Are you afraid?”

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He also smiled, the meaning self evident.

Would an alpha of his level fear keyboard warriors?

Moreover, if he really wanted, he could instantly reverse online opinion or even make these controversies disappear entirely.

I also chuckled lightly, saying nothing more.

I wasn’t Caroline, living tiredly, fearing others‘ words while pretending to be perfect.

Whatever I said or did depended entirely on my mood.

With normal people, I had ways of interacting with normal people.

But trash like Silver Moon Pack and the Smith family didn’t deserve me wasting emotions on them.

On stage, both teams had finished selecting members.

Gerald’s “Windbreaker Team” chose Caroline first.

Then Caroline suddenly jumped out with a suggestion: “Why don’t we let the guests join teams too? Wouldn’t that be more

fun?”

The host hesitated: “But there’s no such rule…”

I saw the team members looking conflicted too–they treasured their chance to perform, and if guests joined, some would lose their opportunity to showcase themselves.

Caroline looked at me, continuing: “Breaking rules makes it fun~ Joseph, don’t you think so?”

Her last sentence was said smiling at Joseph.

Joseph replied flatly: “I do not know you, Miss, please stop talking to me like I do. It’s creepy.”

I couldn’t help pressing my lips together, almost laughing out loud.

This person was too good at pretending–clearly a cold, ruthless rejection, yet said so politely.

If it were Vincent, he’d probably make Caroline shut up on the spot.

Caroline didn’t give up, acting cute: “Let’s have the guests join teams too~”

She deliberately looked at me: “Since you came as a guest to participate in the show, you must know how to play this game, right?”

The director and host whispered briefly before the host said: “Then… what do the guests think…?”

I smiled slightly: “Sure.”

Joseph shrugged: “Whatever.”

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