About Me Being Adopted by Talula (Complete).

Summary

In this chapter, Texas grapples with her feelings towards Orson while Exusiai encourages her to engage with him. They discuss Orson's preferences for women, leading to a light-hearted moment where Exusiai suggests Texas needs to "step it up." Orson, meanwhile, is oblivious to Texas's intentions, confidently assuring her that he can handle his tasks at Rhodes Island, despite a looming misunderstanding regarding a sent invitation. His apparent ease is soon disrupted by a flurry of responses to the invitation, leading him to consider jumping out the window in despair. Exusiai frantically tries to come up with a plan to manage the potential fallout from the confusion, suggesting a series of exaggerated ideas that Texas shoots down. The chapter explores themes of miscommunication and the pressure of expectations, culminating in Orson's realization that he must quickly clarify the misunderstanding before it escalates further. As the chapter progresses, Orson opts to focus on smaller tasks, like repairing Exusiai's RGB lights, while also trying to mitigate the unexpected complications arising from the invitation he accidentally sent. Meanwhile, Texas finds herself trying to distract Exusiai and suppress her guilt, reflecting the evolving dynamics among the characters. The chapter ends with Orson helping a friend, Jingzhe, deal with her home appliance issues amidst a community protest, showcasing his role as a caretaker and problem-solver.

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