About Me Being Adopted by Talula (Complete).

Summary

In this chapter, Talula experiences a puzzling silence from Black Snake, who usually communicates with her actively. After breakfast, Talula addresses Orson about the previous night, assuring him that he doesn't need to apologize for what happened between them. She encourages him to learn to say "no" and to rely on her instead of always protecting others. This moment reveals Talula's deeper feelings for Orson, which she almost confesses but diverts by coughing. Black Snake, previously quiet, reappears and interjects during their conversation, hinting at a mysterious connection between her and Orson through the "Suspension skill." Orson shares his plans for the day, which include helping Officer Chen with a banquet related to the Sicilian gang, prompting Talula to express concern for her sister's well-being. Their conversation leads to light-hearted teasing about Orson's interactions with Officer Chen, revealing some misunderstanding about their relationship. Amidst the playful banter, Talula reflects on her past with her sister and expresses anxiety about returning to Longmen after years away. As they prepare for the reunion, Talula grapples with her identity and the changes that have occurred in both her life and her sister's, realizing she can no longer return as the carefree girl she once was. Orson assures Talula of his unwavering support, promising to stand by her side despite the changes. This moment strengthens their bond and highlights Talula’s feelings for Orson. Black Snake observes this growing closeness with a mix of amusement and jealousy, realizing that Orson has become more boyfriend-like and protective. The chapter emphasizes themes of personal growth, the complexities of relationships, and the struggle to reconnect with one's past while moving forward into an uncertain future.

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