About Me Being Adopted by Talula (Complete).

Summary

In this chapter, Maria and Orson find themselves in a complicated situation as they prepare to sleep together—an arrangement that Maria initially proposes but Orson hesitates to accept, opting instead to sleep on the floor. Their awkwardness is interrupted when Sofia bursts in, causing confusion and embarrassment for all three. Sofia realizes she can’t ignore their cohabitation and, after a moment of thought, decides she wants to join them in the bed, further complicating the situation. The next day, Orson appears exhausted from the previous night's events, where, due to Sofia’s unpredictable behavior, what began as a tense arrangement turned chaotic. Despite Orson’s insistence on sleeping on the floor, he ends up confined between Maria and Sofia throughout the night, unable to sleep due to their close proximity and the anxiety of upcoming events involving the Unified Integration Movement. Meanwhile, Orson receives support and concern from Rose Marry over coffee as he recovers from his lack of sleep. During their conversation, Orson reflects on the debts he owes various characters, including Sofia, Platinum, Alina, and Maria, all of whom require his attention for different reasons. Each interaction underscores the weight of his responsibilities toward his friends and family, as he contemplates how to balance these demands while dealing with the complications of his personal feelings, especially towards Maria. As he juggles messages from those needing him—Talula, Platinum, Sofia, Alina, and Rose Marry—Orson feels overwhelmed yet determined to address each relationship appropriately, realizing that he must prioritize these requests carefully to maintain harmony among those he cares for.

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