Eden Orphan Home Novels & Stories

“First, we are to visit the arena and do a check-up in the pup training section, but considering the time, it’s late, and training is over.” Liora nodded, then glanced back toward the kitchen. “How about we take the items brought today to the pack orphanage?” Everyone went still. “What? I heard Darkmoon had an orphanage, or am I wrong?” “No… no, Luna,” Bianca quickly replied. “We do have an orphanage, and it’s for the less privileged kids. Unlike many packs with homeless people, we are lucky not to have such, but we have kids with disabilities who were thrown at our border or those whose parents are late.”

I asked. “2.pm ma'am" “Shit!" I exclaimed. It was 1:35 already. “Thanks alot for the reminder, Zurie" I said, making Zurie head out. Venus Group had discussed a new foundation earlier on, which was to kick start that day in support of a few other companies solely for the purpose of providing assistance to orphaned children. Grace and Mercy Motherless Home was located at the Eastern part of Esturnburg, particularly known for their high rate of criminal activities.

"Okay then. I'll change into it." She seemed to agree reluctantly and then walked to the orphanage with him. There were only a few people inside. Children who were once homeless lived here. As they grew up, they either left after turning 18 or were adopted and rarely came back. Several parts of the orphanage had become dangerous due to disrepair. But luckily, no more orphans lived here. Only the old women who worked here were left, managing the orphanage in retirement. Yesterday, the Youngs sent people to clean up the place. So today, the place looked much better. Rose looked at the decorations around the orphanage. It was as if they would celebrate something.

"Nice bed." "Everything here is nice." Then she smiled and sat beside him, her hand on his lap, "unlike back home." Jacob scoffed, "the orphanage was barely home. After you left, the rest of us did, in a way." Joanna nodded. Back home, in Nigeria, the orphanage had been both bliss and torture for them. Jericho state orphanage had a rule, if the child had no name or known identity he or she was given any name that began with the letter J and that was it. Her first year at the orphan, she couldn't remember as she was dropped as a new born with no letter, necklace or item. She was the naked, screaming baby in a brown box. The sisters at the institution told them their origin story as they calle

“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

Heaven knows what she hates most: children, unbearable trouble. After two hours, Fiona finally got Shelly to the orphanage her friend recommended. Heart Orphanage is located on an unnamed hill on the outskirts of the city, surrounded by mountains and forests, almost isolated from the outside. It was difficult for Fiona to drive because it was getting dark, and many times she almost lost her way, making her angry. As soon as Fiona got there, Fiona pulled the mentally unstable Shelly out of the car and went to knock on the door.

She was sad to know that people like Dori were one of those who would lose their homes and jobs if this orphanage had to close. This house is truly a home for many children. A home for those in need and unwanted by their families. A hope for less fortunate babies born into this world from irresponsible parents, or unfortunate incident just like Dori and the others . Elena knew how hard it was to find an orphanage that would take in other children on a large scale. There weren't many orphanages in this area anyway, and they had the same limitations they did. This made Elena even sadder and more depressed after she found out that Zachary Dawson was the owner of this place as Terry had intended

Was it possible Renee had captured that man? "No! Absolutely not!" Panic surged through Kayla as her mind raced to come up with a plan. "Renee, you manipulative wretch! I won't let you get your way today!" - Nurture Children's Welfare Center was the largest in Harborview City, home to over five hundred orphaned and disabled children. Now that the Spencers were making such a grand show of doing charity work here, all kinds of bootlicking businesspeople rushed over as soon as they caught wind of it.

Heather exclaimed, her eyes turning red. As she placed a hand on Rory's shoulder, she continued in a sorrowful manner, "A lot of the orphans from the orphanage were abandoned by their parents because they were crippled or they were diagnosed with congenital diseases. They might have been abandoned by their parents, yet you have been more than willing to bring them hope, Ms. Emerson …" She paused for a while as she choked.