About Me Being Adopted by Talula (Complete).

Summary

In this chapter, Orson agrees to team up with Maria for a mixed doubles match, viewing it as his duty as the "attendant knight" of the Nearl family. However, Maria sees this as a deeper, romantic gesture, feeling flustered and excited by their physical proximity. As they rush to sign up for the match, Orson reflects on his past and the mysterious connection to the PhD, despite his memory loss. Meanwhile, Maria, inexperienced in romantic matters, feels a blend of determination and embarrassment, contemplating her appearance for the competition. Their plans are interrupted when they bump into Rose Marry, a cat-eared knight, who also desires to team up with Orson. Maria quickly asserts her claim, leading to a playful rivalry between the two girls. They decide to settle the competition for Orson’s partnership through a fair contest, while Orson, caught in the middle, tries to keep peace as he tackles past injuries and awkwardness stemming from being desired by both. As their day unfolds, tensions arise between Maria and Rose Marry, both showing their affection for Orson in different ways. After some confusion, they agree to a gentler form of competition that involves impressing Orson with their individual talents. Maria attempts to impress him with her shoulder massage skills, hoping to win his favor, while Orson remains unaware of the stakes involved, enjoying the attention and care from Maria. The chapter encapsulates themes of competition, budding romance, and light-hearted misunderstandings. It portrays the dynamics between the characters as they navigate their feelings and ambitions, all set against the backdrop of a friendly rivalry.

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