About Me Being Adopted by Talula (Complete).

Summary

In this chapter, the characters gather at the Landon Monastery where Kong Xian shares freshly baked cheese buns during a cheerful gathering marked by lighthearted banter. Orson, initially feeling out of place because he doesn't drink alcohol, ends up navigating a humorous situation with Exusiai, who playfully pretends to get drunk. The conversation shifts to Orson’s identity as the brother of a nun, surprising Kong Xian, who later asks for clarifications about Orson’s sister and how they helped the monastery. Orson fabricates a backstory about their hardships to gain Kong Xian’s empathy and respect, and she expresses her gratitude for their assistance to the monastery. As the day continues, Orson feels more like a leader in the Unified Integration Movement despite knowing the reality of his made-up identity. Later, they ascend to the rooftop, where Kong Xian reminisces about her childhood and her sentimental attachment to the wheat fields surrounding the monastery, which she considers her inner 'Faith Landscape.' The characters share their personal memories, and Orson introspects about his own background. The chapter concludes with Kong Xian seeking a more involved role with the Unified Integration Movement, indicating her admiration for Orson, while Exusiai humorously shares a memory as they bond over their respective childhoods.

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