About Me Being Adopted by Talula (Complete).

Summary

In this chapter, Chen Ye awkwardly approaches Orson, who has taken on the persona of a ‘Princess Maid’ while dressed in a maid outfit. Chen expresses a desire to learn how to serve others, but Orson, now in her ‘Maid Mode’, uses her charm to tease Chen, creating a humorous and slightly chaotic atmosphere in the café. Orson's ‘Maid Mode’ allows her to project a charming persona that captivates those around her, including Chen, who is flustered by the attention. As they interact, Orson offers Chen compliments that leave her feeling both embarrassed and flattered. Despite the playful nature of their exchange, Chen’s thoughts reveal her deeper insecurities and thoughts about her identity. The encounter leads to a humorous moment when a guest, Mrs. Wenyue, unexpectedly arrives, catching Chen off guard in her maid attire, leading to her "social death"—a feeling of embarrassment in front of someone she admires. Flashbacks reveal Chen's past struggles with family dynamics, loneliness, and her desire to make her family proud by bringing her sister back. Mrs. Wenyue's presence is comforting and reminiscent of the support Chen once needed as a child. As the scene progresses, other characters enter the café, adding to the comedic chaos, with Mrs. Wenyue curiously engaging with the ‘Maid Lady’ and hinting at her wealth and connections. The chapter masterfully blends humor, tension, and character development, culminating in a moment of recognition for Chen as she navigates her identity and feelings in a whimsical but significant social setting.

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