Eden Orphan Home Novels & Stories

“Second floor houses the unmated warriors, in single rooms, we have four guest suites that have small kitchenettes, and six small apartments for any families that would prefer to live here. Usually, they are just used when we get new pack members, while they wait for a house to be built, but I like to keep them open just in case. And down at the very end is the... orphanage of sorts.” Orphans? “What do you mean orphanage?” “We have had a few rogue attacks that have left kids as orphans. We try to reunite them with other family members, as quickly as possible, but it sometimes takes a while, especially if we have to track the families down in other packs. So, we have a few smaller rooms for t

A few months have passed since the planning of our orphanage. I have named it Hilda’s Home, after my mother. I have placed a portrait of her that Harvey painted for me for our first wedding anniversary at the front door, and this is my home as much as it is the children that reside here. Emily splits her time working with me, between being a mother to her two boys and working at the orphanage as a doctor. Beta Tom works as her assistant and bodyguard. Harvey and I do our best to split our duties evenly, but he is here as often as I am.

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.

I think I would have to have to start the story a little bit backwards. A long time ago, more like 50 years before now. I and my brother were at an orphanage home for orphans. We never got to meet our real biological parents because we were raised and catered for in an orphanage home. Then we were living happily and playfully together. The orphanage was founded and funded by some religious authority I can remember that his name was Ben Ajayimore, said Charles. He was on his way to revealing a past he had put all behind him for decades.

Our meagre belongings packed into battered leather suitcases, we said goodbye to our so-called home. For the last time we stood together in the run-down town square. The desolate orphanage that had housed us for the past eighteen years was soon to be a distant memory. Grey, remorseless granite, swirling with red dust everywhere. Orphanage 8 had always looked like a gateway to somewhere evil even when they tried to smarten it up. “You going to miss the place?” Roxie asked, her red-lipped face set in a sour grimace, kicking at a pebble with her kitten heel.

He even gave me something as a token of our love and told me that he'd use this to find me again in the future. "What happened after that?" "Nothing." Bonnie shrugged and said, "Children don't mean what they say most of the time." She was certain that no one in this world would remember such a gullible promise made during childhood as clearly as she did. Bonnie let out another sigh. "I still remember the name of the orphanage I was at; it's called Love and Kindness Children's Home. Unfortunately, that place was scrapped years ago." "Love and Kindness Children's Home?" Theo furrowed his brows, suddenly finding this name strangely familiar.

She can ask for anything for herself, but she went here for something that does not even involve her anymore. “My home orphanage means the world to me, Mr. Ortega. That has been my home for almost my whole life, but I can’t help them now. I-I don’t have the m-money…” She looked like she was about to cry, but she was keeping her head up strong. “I c-can d-do anything in return, just help my home.”

“An orphanage?” “Not just any orphanage,” Nyx chimed in. “It’s a private home disguised as a state shelter. Owned by a shell company that leads back to Ashford Holdings.” Eva’s eyes narrowed. “So Daddy dearest hid a ticking time bomb in a house full of orphans?” Grace’s voice was steel. “We go. We find them. Before Jade does.” Saint Mariana By evening, Grace and Nathaniel stood before the iron gates of Saint Mariana Orphanage. Snow dusted the cobblestone path. The old house loomed with eerie elegance, its stained-glass windows glowing gold from the inside.

Bye-bye internship. Since today was my day off, I decided to volunteer on Heaven-sent. It was an orphanage where I grew up. Yes, technically I was an orphan. My mother died after giving birth to me and my father was a horrible drunkard so they put me here when I was only seven and my dad lost custody of me. He eventually died because of lung cancer when I was ten. An old couple, Mr. & Mrs. Hemingway, took me out from the orphan when I was ten. They were very nice to me. They took care of me, gave me food and sheltered me. When they died, I was sixteen, so I decided to live on my own and support myself.

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