About Me Being Adopted by Talula (Complete).

Summary

In this chapter, Alina expresses her feelings of fear and uncertainty about the current state of affairs, despite Orson's optimistic outlook. Alina, one of the founding members of the Unified Integration Movement, grapples with her desire to stay in Qie City and help infected children as a teacher, while feeling conflicted about the actions of various organizations. Orson reassures her that her happiness is also a priority for the movement, though Alina struggles to accept this notion. Their conversation is interrupted when a panicked man rushes in, explaining they had mistakenly locked them in an unfinished room, not as part of a haunted house. This leads to a humorous development where a new character from their haunted attraction, "Cyber Silver-Handed Deer-Head Murderer," gains popularity. The narrative then shifts to Orson enjoying his vacation, reflecting on his previous hard work for the Unified Integration Movement and his duties at Rhodes Island. He visits an overwhelmed Junjun, who is operating as the acting city lord under immense stress. They catch up, and Orson observes how Junjun has matured and adapted to her responsibilities despite her exhaustion. Junjun expresses her discontent with her demanding tasks, which culminates in Orson suggesting they escape for the day. He grabs her hand and pulls her out, but their plan backfires when they are caught by guards, leading to Orson's humorous surrender while Junjun cleverly evades capture. The chapter concludes with Orson in a prison, engaging with other prisoners about their odd circumstances, encapsulating a blend of humor and the underlying tension of their current reality.

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