About Me Being Adopted by Talula (Complete).

Summary

In this chapter, Amiya finds herself in an awkward situation between Kelsey and the patriotic master, as they maintain a tense silence in a meeting room filled with mixed emotions. To alleviate the awkwardness, Amiya greets Orson and Rose Marry, seeking their company to break the ice. As the group settles in, conversations gradually shift from strained small talk to more personal anecdotes, particularly about their children. Kelsey and the patriotic master boast about Amiya and Frost Nova’s talents, leading to lighthearted discussions, which eventually evolve into nostalgic glimpses of their past parenting experiences. As the gathering continues, Orson becomes the target of gentle teasing from both Kelsey and the patriotic master, while his friends rally to support him. The mood lightens, with everyone sharing stories that showcase their children’s growth, talents, and quirks. However, amidst the jovial atmosphere, the chapter hints at deeper themes as the patriotic master confides in Orson, revealing his struggles and heavy responsibilities. He expresses his trust in Orson to care for Frost Nova, subtly acknowledging the passing of time and the changing landscape of guardianship. The chapter concludes with a focus on Orson’s recent triumphs in simulation training, showing his growth and adaptability, as well as Rose Marry’s admiration for his skills. Overall, the tea party serves as a turning point, strengthening relationships and highlighting the blend of parenting pride and the burden of legacy.

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