Is Efficiency a Bit Too High

Joanna also saw those people holding cameras. Maeve had been present just now, and she had endured it for half a day.

Now that Maeve was gone, these people were still aiming their lenses at her and Lin Mo?

Joanna raised her head. She said nothing, her gaze fixed on the student who had just taken the picture as her eyes slowly glowed with red light.

That student had been smiling happily while holding the camera, but his smile instantly froze when he saw the red glow in Joanna's eyes through the viewfinder.

"I—I was just snapping a random photo."

Joanna did not answer, but the red light in her eyes grew a little brighter.

The few people beside him also saw it, lowering their cameras one after another and taking two steps back.

You've got to be kidding.

If they stayed any longer, they really would die.

The student who had just taken the picture ran the fastest, diving through the school gates in the blink of an eye, and the rest scattered as well.

Only then did Joanna put away her Heat Vision and hug Lin Mo's arm again.

"All right."

Lin Mo watched her quietly without stopping her. He had never liked people randomly taking pictures of himself with cameras.

Especially those paparazzi who, after taking the shots, would go trade the photos for money. If they didn't teach them a lesson now, who knows, in the future they might even dare to stake out the entrance of their villa.

"Let's go home."

"Mm."

Joanna answered quickly, pulling Lin Mo as she walked toward the villa where they lived.

After returning, she was unusually quiet, neither pestering Lin Mo to compare whether she or Maeve was stronger nor asking again who the remaining three doses of Original