Homeless Girl Novels & Stories

She opens the bag and pulls out random, half eaten items that look like trash and smiles as she seems like she's about to bite into one. I clear my throat and say, " Maybe this feels strange, but also like we are supposed to know each other or something. To be honest, I feel like I've known you my whole life, but I'm not sure why. Do you maybe want to hang out so we could go get some food or something?" Smiling, she stands up and says,"Really? because I've got that same feeling and it's been forever since I've had hot food." Confused, I asked."What do you mean?" she looks down and says," I've been homeless since pretty much my eighteenth birthday." My jaw drops. I thought maybe she was just

And the will be nothing more suspicious than a young girl roaming around the streets in a hospital gown. Yes! She was homeless. Ruby had come in contact with a group of teenagers who called themselves the "happy helpers" and had only joined them on their camping trip because she was promised free shelter after their trip. But fate or rather someone hadn't been so kind on them. Now she was back to where she was and with an unnecessary bill she planned to run from; that is, as soon as she could find decent clothing. She got on her feet and started pacing around. Need a plan! Need a plan! Need a fucking plan! She chanted in her mind,

“Truly. Tell me, honey, where do you live?” The girl was quiet for a moment. “I… don’t have a home or a family, but I usually stay in a small alley. I have a few friends there.” “Let’s get you there then,” I said. I was sad that the poor young lady didn’t have a permanent place to go and get herself cleaned up and safe, but there wasn’t much I could do about it. The most important thing was getting her far away from those wretched guards, even if her destination was merely an alleyway.

Jayden asked. "I". she sighed sadly." I just want you to give me a chance to live here, I don't have anywhere else to go to". She fell on her knees sobbing."You have to help me Jayden, I have been homeless, with no money to sustain my health, you are my only hope, I don't want to die on the street, please grant me this last wish". She pleads with sincerity in her eyes. Jayden and Maya stare confusedly at her. Later in the day.......

Tears she tried hard to hold back are now freely falling from her eyes. An orphaned high school student who just turned eighteen with still six more months left in her senior year, and homeless. This scenario doesn't sound good, but this is her situation now. She is struggling to pay the bills by working two part-time jobs till eleven o clock at night and then she has to wake up early the next morning to write her homework and then go to school. She is a very bright student with a 4 GPA. But now, she will be forced to stop her education and first find a place to stay. Sleeping on the streets is dangerous at night for a young girl like her. Hopelessly she watched her stuff being thrown out al

I have been involved with Jo's charity for five years now, and when I first walked through her doors, I couldn't believe what I was seeing. She has an eight-bedroom house, and each room has two bunk beds, and they are all full. Thirty-two girls, all between the ages of thirteen and seventeen. All of them have nowhere else to go, and it is heartbreaking. They are barely able to eat enough in the day, let alone have new clothes or school supplies. Some of them have come from abusive homes. Some have been forced into prostitution or selling drugs. It is no life for a child to have. I have started to help out and raise funds to support them.

Lindsey Burner. She was my roommate. A month ago, she was found collapsed in the wasteland near the site. She was covered in bruises and her mind completely shattered. Her family had taken her away, and no one had heard from her since. This was the place! Lindsey had been gang-raped in this very room. The panic I’d seen in Ryan earlier wasn't random; he had recognized that mark. And that was the exact reason why I was here. My roommate’s tragedy was tied to him—to all of them. Every man on this site was an accomplice. This entire place was rotten to the core.

She looks at the direction where the homeless family is staying. After having a second of thought she looks at the girl who walked here alone. This made her immediately jumped down. " Why are you here?" " Mom's sick and Dad has no money. Do you have medicine?" Emma stays silent for a significant moment. While staring at the six years old girl, something inside her head snaps. She lifts her onto her arms and looks at her with a smile, " Let's go!" The kid hugs her neck and rests on her shoulder. She looks exhausted and weak. What she deserves or not, she doesn't know. But she knows that this girl doesn't deserve it.

"No! You're not running away again. You're going home with me!" "Your house is not my home!" "Then where is your home, Haylee?! Tell me so I could drop you off! Where is it?! Your mom had sold your old house, you can't go back there. Now tell me if not my place, where the hell is your home?!" Niel exhaled sharply in frustration. 'I'm homeless. Without Niel, I was just a homeless girl,' she murmured internally. She looked out of the car window, avoiding Niel's gaze.

I carefully study the girl from my hiding place. Now I understand that she’s one of the local street kids. Worn-out clothes, the manners of a little thug, a predatory, very un-childlike look, and foul language every other word. She was in the company of several other scruffy, homeless-looking teenagers and was heading toward the nearest back alleys. That’s where I decided to intercept her.