Brothers House Orphanage Novels & Stories

“I’m going to miss this place when I leave.” My head whipped around to stare at him. “What do you mean when you leave? You can’t desert the children! They need you.” He patted my shoulder. “If I don’t leave, then Josiah will have to. When I aged out a few years ago, Henry left to make sure that I had a place to stay. It’s a rotation. When we turn 18, we are offered a job here at the orphanage. We take online classes to become a medical biller, which we can do from home. The oldest one of us is in charge. We take over from our predecessor and we keep passing down the torch.” He put his hands in his pocket. “When Mr. and Mrs. Reyes passed away 22 years ago, this place was forgotten by the comm

I had a feeling this was the right orphanage after all. She peered at it over the rim of her glasses and then looked up at me warily. "I can't say I do but the answer depends on why you're asking. Is he in trouble." "Don't worry, I'm not here for trouble. He's actually my brother. Can you tell me how he came to be in your care." "Yes, he's one of us. He was left here on our doorstep as a baby. Witnesses said they saw one of the ne'er-do-wells drop the bundle in a drunken state. Lucky thing his head wasn't bashed given the state of the drunk mother.

Alex slowly tapped Matt's shoulder as the other fell asleep. Matt woke up and looked around and his eyes and mouth were agape seeing the house in front of him. This house was five times bigger than their orphanage. He has never in his life has seen such a big house and not to mention the elegance it displays. "We are staying here?" Matt turned to his brother with eyes popping out due to the surprise. "I'm sorry Matt but soon you'll get you own house; you just have to adjust here for few days. It takes time but I'll make sure that you get your own place soon." David spoke up feeling guilty that maybe the brothers didn't like the house.

The quarters for the orphans, called ‘Safe Haven’ was the opposite of the Grahams’ beautiful mansion. Although the orphanage was very large and contained around 10,000–12,000 children from different places around the world, it was poorly built with wood in the far end of the estate.

“Made by you. Tonight.” Elara laughed, relief spilling out of her. “Deal.” “Okay,” Nyra said slowly. “Hear me out. What if he’s your long-lost brother or something?” Elara blinked. “What?” Nyra shrugged. “I’m just saying. Stranger things have happened.” Elara shook her head, stunned but considering it. “I’ve thought about that,” she admitted. “But it doesn’t make sense. He wasn’t born here. And my parents aren't one the type to hide a lost son, I'd have heard about it”.

I laugh with him and look at the computer screen. "So. Who taught you how to find me? Is this what you do every day?" I ask. "No. Every time I miss you. You should quit and come work for me." He whines, and I laugh. This is the happiest I've been since I last saw him. "Go brush your teeth. Then we'll sleep in my room." I say, and he lights up immediately then runs to his small bathroom. The orphanage was sponsored by some rich people that all kids had their rooms and bathrooms. The house belonged to a very rich old businessman who died years back and had no one. The founder was his family friend who had a dream to cater for lost and orphan children and so was handed the house to start.

"I'm getting a divorce, Aunt Patricia. I'm losing my family again." "Oh, you silly thing. Whoever said anything about you not having a family? That's what I'm calling you about—your family tracked me down. You have three older brothers who are from the Lane family in Nord City. "You also have three older male cousins, which means you have six older men to watch over you. They're here for you, and they're your family," Patricia said. Mia faltered. "My family?" She'd long since known she was an orphan, but she'd never thought about searching for her biological family. Since her parents hadn't wanted her, she didn't need to seek them out.

I wasn't lying when I told my mate that I had to work with Grayson but I needed to make a stop to see my mother, father, and brother. It took about 10 minutes of walking to get to their house. The neighborhood still looked exactly the same. It was just filled up more with shifter families. The pack had taken over miles of land like this for families to find refuge. Stephanie's old house still sat next door but a family lived there now. The kids who lived there were now in the orphanage on our pack grounds. As I walked through the front door I could smell banana bread being baked and my mothers laughter ringing through.

After a month she came to know about the orphan. There was a will of her brother which said that this orphanage was his only important property and he transferred it to Luna's name. Luna cherished the orphanage as her own house. When she came to know about the debt that her parents took. She was in a deep rage because even if they took a debt they shouldn't have put her brother's orphanage in danger. But then she came to know that her parents took a loan for an orphan boy who had a very serious illness and his operation cost was 10 million. Her parents took 7 million as loans and put their own savings as 3 million for that boys operation and the operation got successful.

No one knew where they heard about the job offer, but they wanted to try to go considering they needed the money. But after days of waiting, Bill and Ben's parents never returned. A month, two months, and three months passed. Even their very small rented house was taken back by the owner because they could not pay for the rent, and in the end, they ended up in a small orphanage that did not take good care of the children. They really thought their parents had left them alone because they didn't want to take care of the burden like them. They grew up together in an orphanage that corrupted the children's allowance from the government and abused them by never giving them enough food or hygiene