About Me Being Adopted by Talula (Complete).

Summary

In this chapter, Orson and Rose Marry search for information on their rivals while exploring Rhodes Island. They encounter Fu Lan Ka and Reiser, who make humorous banter and jokes while showcasing their quirky personalities. Orson expresses his skepticism toward those who rely solely on connections for business and concludes that they should investigate the internal power structure of Rhodes Island instead. They visit Amiya, who is busy with administrative duties and impresses Orson with her dedication. Orson helps her correct documents and share insights about the company’s contracts, showcasing his past experience. Rose Marry gains Amiya's friendship through their age similarity and kindness. Later, they seek Dr. Kelsey to understand Rhodes Island's structure. Kelsey, caught off-guard while eating, initially dismisses the idea of dining together but is persuaded by Amiya and ultimately shares valuable insights regarding the organization's hierarchy. Orson learns that Amiya holds the highest authority, while Kelsey and the previous PhD handle administrative matters. As the group enjoys their meal, Kelsey’s casual demeanor contrasts with her usual authoritative self, creating a lighthearted atmosphere. However, Rose Marry, feeling uncertain about her place and Orson's plans to return to The Unified Integration Movement post-treatment, struggles with her emotions. She grapples with feelings of being merely an experiment and fears being abandoned, reflecting on her amnesia and psychological barriers as she seeks to understand her identity and experiences better. Kelsey examines Rose Marry's health, revealing that her amnesia is likely a protective psychological mechanism rather than a purely physical issue, as the artificial originium infection she received presents various challenges for her well-being.

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