About Me Being Adopted by Talula (Complete).

Summary

In this chapter, Orson tries to persuade Exusiai to consider her career more seriously, reflecting on her diverse past jobs, while Exusiai maintains a carefree outlook, valuing immediate enjoyment over long-term planning. They discuss their missing colleagues, particularly worrying about Texas due to her recent encounter with a tribal member named Lappland. Orson is hesitant about joining Exusiai on a day off filled with drinking and fun, preferring to nap instead, much to Exusiai's shock. Determined to change Orson's perspective on fun, Exusiai insists on becoming his tour guide, despite Orson's reluctance. They explore various outrageous options for their day together, only to have their plans interrupted by work—a delivery task that takes them to the slums of Longmen, highlighting the division between the main city and its poorer districts. As they arrive, Orson reflects on the societal issues within the city, noting the growing tensions and rumors surrounding efforts to clear the slums. Exusiai explains the slum's structure, which starkly contrasts with Longmen's modernity. They decide to proceed on foot to avoid drawing attention, but their journey takes an unexpected turn when Orson interacts with a young girl he encounters, showcasing the human element amidst the harsh surroundings.

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