About Me Being Adopted by Talula (Complete).

Summary

The chapter revolves around a gathering at a dinner hosted by Jing Zhe, who is revealed to be Orson's sister. As the atmosphere at the table becomes more lively with food, Exusiai, under the influence of mushrooms, begins to take an interest in Orson's character, prompting conversations about his hobbies and interests. Despite Texas’s attempts to deter her, Exusiai expresses her feelings towards Orson, suggesting they have a vague premonition about him as a potential partner. Jing Zhe learns about Exusiai's interest in her brother and begins to question her further, even taking notes. Orson, returning with soup, finds the situation awkward as Exusiai hilariously conflates her own 'sins' in a mock confession style. Orson struggles to keep the conversation light as Jing Zhe affectionately teases him. Eventually, the group shares a casual meal together, with Jing Zhe joking around and Orson feeling overwhelmed by the events. After parting ways, Texas and Orson engage in a meaningful conversation in the car about the importance of remembering who they fight for, highlighting Orson’s protective instincts towards those he cares for. Orson returns home to a quiet night, reflecting on his day’s experiences. The chapter transitions to Jing Zhe’s perspective, where she considers Orson's character and the tasks assigned to her at the Dali Temple, suggesting complex political dynamics brewing in Longmen. She is tasked with investigating local gang activity and Orson's connections, building tension for future developments in the story. Overall, the chapter blends lighthearted interactions with deeper narrative threads about relationships, personal responsibility, and the unfolding situation in Longmen.

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