Esperanza Mia Novels & Stories

Mia sat on the bench outside alone while everyone was enjoying their lunch. She saw a little girl playing in the sandbox but what drew her attention to this little girl was her lava red hair. She walked up to her and introduced herself. "Hi I'm Mia" she saif sweetly, the little girl dropped the shovel she was playing with in the sandbox just so she could focus her attention on Mia. "You are an orphanage" the girl openly blurted out. "Yes but aren't, we all orphans in this place, what's your name?" Mia was still nice to her. Lakshmi had been teaching her how to communicate so she decided to use the little girl as a test subject.

she cried, and Javier picked her up and twirled her around. “This is Zuleima,” he said to me. “She’s six. Zuli, I want you to meet a very good friend of mine, Tio Adam.” She smiled shyly and then looked down at Javier’s shoulder. “That’s a very pretty dress,” I said. It was decorated with white snowflakes. “Are you a princess? Because you look an awful lot like Princess Elsa.” “I do!” she said, and she smiled at me. Another girl, a couple of years older with a mass of dark curls, rushed forward, and Javier managed to scoop her up in his other arm. He introduced me to her; she was Ariella. “A to Z,” I said to Javier.

She introduced the three new personnel, two of them were women “she is Eternity; working student and also a scholar. She is smart just like you; the nice thing about it is the two of you were in the same school so you have someone to be with when going to school” I smiled to the porcelain girl. Her skin is so fair and I can sense that she is nice; I see future in this girl, she could be a model. “good morning Ms. Esperanza” she shyly said Why everyone does call me Ms. Esperanza? I felt old “good morning” I greeted back “he is Alfresco, your driver for the mean time. He can drive you anywhere you want since your doctor said you still can’t drive cars because it might trigger your trauma”

Ellaine figured out that there were still no jeepneys, tricycles, and cars. “What people of your world wanted here was antiquity. They loved the olden days and preserved them here.” Margarette said when she asked her why there were no vehicles. It was such a very good thing that pixies grow fast. Yntreia was already the size of a toddler when they were on their second day of their journey. She can already walk on her own and can speak a few words in English, save for the times she sang songs in her native tongue. Unfortunately, she got tired easily and slept most of the time that Ellaine still had to carry her.

“Oh… I forgot to ask your name.” “I’m Maricel Hernandez, Ma’am.” “And your little girl?” “Baby, Mrs. De Herrera’s asking your name. What’s your name?” “I’m Mia Hernandez, three years old,” the little girl said with so much energy. She even put three fingers in her hand to show me. I smiled at her and chuckled. “How many months?” I asked, looking at her belly in the mirror. “Eight and a half,” she said, smiling while rubbing her round belly.

he said cheerfully, making Mia look up once more. ***** Mia felt a warmth in her heart at Erik’s words. In truth, he was one of the many reasons she worked so hard. But at the top of her list was her Nanay Rosita—better known in their barangay as Miss Sanchez. She was an old maid and a retired teacher. How did Mia end up in her care? Well, she considered it a blessing and felt incredibly lucky to be taken in by her. Miss Sanchez had sent her to school and treated her like a real daughter.

— Mia stood in front of the mirror, admiring her reflection. She had dressed carefully for her day out with Alessandra. Her heart was filled with anticipation, a stark contrast to the disappointment that was to come. As the hours ticked by, Mia’s excitement slowly turned into anxiety. Alessandra was nowhere to be seen. She tried calling her, but her calls went unanswered. With a heavy heart, Mia realized that Alessandra wasn't coming. She remembered Alessandra's workaholic nature, a trait that often made her lose track of time.

Selene said. “You should be resting,” Evelyn said. “After today,” Selene said. Evelyn looked at her for a moment. People arrived in ones and twos. Gloria Reyes came with her mother. Esperanza Reyes was smaller than Avalon expected. Seventy nine years old woman with white hair and the quality of someone who had survived things. She walked in and looked at the chairs, didn’t say anything and just sat down. Patricia Ruiz came alone. She sat across the circle from Esperanza.

She rolled her eyes at us as she knew I was trying to show her our passion in the open. "Mommy!!!" This only word froze the whole world around us all. It was Mira who said that. MIRA'S POV:- "Mommy!!!" It was the only word that came out of my mouth. Everyone froze in their tracks and turned towards me. As if they were shocked. I was also shocked. But I was not wrong. Which child would not remember the voice of his birth mother. Mrs MacCarthy turned around to look at me. She had tears in her eyes. She opened her arms for me with a hopeful smile on her face. I gulped hard and ran towards her. I jumped on her and hugged her tightly.

And thankfully it was. "I'm so sorry I'm late, Miss Sanchez." Makaila said. "Just get to your duty post. I do not have time to exchange words with you." Miss Sanchez dismissed. Makaila quickly took her apron and started getting the table ready for customers. She was a waiter so she took her note pad and slipped it into her apron pocket. Soon customers started to come in. Makaila groaned when she saw the people coming in. The Jocks and cheerleaders of Malcolm High.