About Me Being Adopted by Talula (Complete).

Summary

In this chapter, Orson encounters Talula after a long time apart, which leads to an unexpected and intimate conversation. Talula expresses her feelings of neglect, feeling that Orson has been too busy with other commitments, especially relating to Alina and various knight competitions. Orson reassures her that he treasures their time together and values her presence greatly. As the mood shifts toward a deeper emotional connection, Talula suddenly transforms into the 'Black Snake,' a malevolent entity with a chaotic presence. Black Snake reveals her intent to enact revenge on Orson, showcasing a mix of seduction and aggression as she tries to assert dominance and create lasting memories that will bind Orson and Talula together. The atmosphere grows increasingly chaotic as Orson attempts to fend her off. Just as the situation escalates, Alina, unaware of the true nature of the confrontation, walks in and promotes a confusing yet surprising dynamic. Instead of intervening, she encourages the ongoing interaction, further complicating matters. The chapter ends on a note of tension and confusion as the characters navigate their complex emotions and identities.

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