Brothers House Orphanage Novels & Stories

For two months, I dared to hope that my prayers were finally answered, that I had found a place where I might belong. But then, his wife returned, that's when I realized this was supposed to be an orphanage or foster home. She complained bitterly, revealing that she had set up the home to exploit orphans not to take care of them. But instead Charles consistently brought home street rats, rather than those who would bring in government funding. Charles begged me to register with the government, promising that it would bring in the much needed compensation and that I also needed identification.

She just listened to them catch up on things that happened over the past years. She noticed that Orion spoke more now, he was no longer the one-worded guy. He spoke to them about his purpose. A subsidiary company of his family business is to be built in their city and it would be a one month plan. Not just that, his house would be completed in that one month period also. According to him, he is back for good, even though he would be going back sometimes to visit his biological family. He also told them about having two half-siblings, April had felt a tab bit jealous even though he has spent more years with them than he did with his biological family.

I chuckled. Trinity was an orphanage home closed down when I found it. No children, no matron, no one taking care of it, just a dead abandoned care home. I sprinkled life into it, made renovations, found the matron, and now it's back alive, running with kids picked up on the street, abandoned. But now they have a home, they have brothers, sisters, a family and that includes me. And every second I think about that, I wouldn't stop getting happy, glad that I had done it.

While the wrought iron fence had been left in place, the gates had been permanently anchored open. Currently Electra and Hadrian stood in the large common area of the new packhouse with Danielle and Yuto. The metal frame was daunting, and it would be a large building when completed. A total of seven stories with four wings coming out of a central ring. There was a wing that faced each of the cardinal directions. “We have no orphanage,” Danielle was explaining, “it was something that we never had. Orphans were simply enslaved and forced to work at the farms or in upper-level households.”

Home. Kedar hadn’t been home in such a long time. Not since her brothers sent her to Broiia after their parents were murdered to be raised by an aunt she barely knew. Her parents and brothers had built this compound with their bare hands while she ran around like a crazy pup, but it was no longer home. Unlike when it was built, the pack house was now bigger, newer, and much more luxurious, and she was the stranger now.

BROTHERS AT WAR ( Love conquers) Chapter one ~ FLASHBACK~ 16 years old Logan and Landon were playing in the basketball court happily. Logan was more happy cos he was playing as a team with his brother against another. The school and everyone knew these twins to be inseparable... but yes they've got haters not just for being the most popular student but being the most wealthiest. Their parents happens to be influential and a successful multinational company CEO and both children know how much they get each month for allowance.

I was much more intrigued about what they have been through, especially with Callie who was said to be sexually abused by one of the priest who runs the orphanage. “Callie Alexandra Colton and Claire Elizabeth Colton found a new home in the orphanage Home of Little Miracles under the supervision of the head priest, Father Harry Jefferson, who ran the orphanage in Indianapolis since most of their relatives died from the fire. Claire Elizabeth Colton was adopted only at eight months by the couple named Judith “Judy” Pingries and Aaron Pingries who were tourists on Indianapolis that time. The couple was struggling to have their own child so they decided to pay Home of Little Miracles a visit in

Remus arrived at a large house at the edge of King’s Harbor. The house had a gloomy air, blanketed in shadow behind ghostly trees. Messy twigs and thorny weeds snaked around the deserted yard. It was an abandoned orphanage. The cruel owner was a grumpy old man, with a pale complexion and a bald head. He had been collecting stray dragon boys and girls his entire miserable life, selling them to high-ranking lords for gold. They earned him every penny he owned, but he treated the children terribly, beating and starving them, all except for one particular boy.

he replies hesitantly and I immediately know he is hiding something. ‘How long has he been in charge of the orphanage,” I mind link Lucas. ‘Fifteen years Luna.’ When I walk in the foyer of the house I am appalled at it’s appearance. The wallpaper is peeling and dust litters every surface. It makes me sneeze a few times. We follow Jason upstairs and I go to touch the banister but immediately remove my hand. It too is covered in dust and something sticky. I’ll need to have a talk with Gunner about the condition of this house. It is not fit to house children. We reach the top and Jason takes us to a room that is in no better condition. There are no sheets on the mattresses and the children look

Which is why we needed the barber to tidy up the mess that was the Blackwell brothers’ appearances. I had ordered Matthew to get my wing of the house in order so we were in a smaller living space in the basement of the house. It was still luxurious but much more private. In the seventies my brothers used to throw donor parties here. Blood, drugs, and drinks would flow. While I had never entertained the parties, I have faint memories of laughter and naked women floating through the house on the rowdiest nights. I smile at the thought. My brothers were never as serious as me. I was the oldest and had brought them here to America to provide for our family and then when we turned, I realized how