About Me Being Adopted by Talula (Complete).

Summary

In a frantic scene at the Xiong Mao restaurant, a nervous little chick named Xue Zhi is cornered by burly staff who accuse her of dining and dashing after enjoying two bowls of noodles. Oblivious due to the effects of a spell, she finally realizes the scrutiny she’s under but panics, fearing she might be taken away for not paying. Just as her situation seems dire, Orson, a familiar figure, arrives to clarify that he has the money. When Xue Zhi sees Orson covered in what looks like blood—actually tomato juice from a mishap in an alley—she rushes to him, relieved. Despite the chaos, Orson reassures her and even suggests she treat herself to dessert as compensation for the trouble. Meanwhile, Lappland, another character, has her own reactions to the situation, and the dynamic between her and Orson grows more complex. After a brief comedic exchange regarding their appearance and injuries, Xue Zhi becomes enthusiastic about dessert, despite her initial reluctance. Orson and Lappland then step into a restroom to clean up, leading to an intimate yet awkward conversation about recent events and their feelings towards each other. Lappland acknowledges the seriousness of their situation while Orson offers to take responsibility for what happened, underscoring their growing bond. The restroom becomes a place of vulnerability, where they confront their mixed feelings. After a comedic sequence of drying their clothes with Orson’s sword, they emerge to the curious Xue Zhi, who immediately senses tension. Orson's attempt to alert Lappland about safety measures regarding their relationship ends in her embarrassment, causing her to flee. Back at the table, Xue Zhi expresses concern about how extravagant the meal feels, prompting Orson to reassure her that he rarely spends money, indicating a deeper connection forming among them amidst the chaos of the day.

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