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Here are 100 novels related to orphan room for you to read online. Generally, orphan room or similar novel stories can be found in various book genres such as Romance, YA/TEEN and Paranormal. Start your reading from Chasing The Fierce Heiress at GoodNovel!
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Chasing The Fierce Heiress
As her voice just fell, a siren of a fire truck sounded, and it flew into the driveway of the orphanage.
Joshua and Hazel helped to move the children to a safer place and got them blankets. The fire was quickly put out, and once the fire department left, Joshua called his men to clean up the mess.
An orphanage helper took the children to the classroom, while Jennie took Joshua and Hazel to survey the fire's destruction.
"Only this room here was on fire, and it was burnt very badly." Hazel frowned and asked, "What is this room for?"
"This is the data room," Jennie said.
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The Billionare's Pretend Wife
Security guards hung around quietly minding their own business, yet ever watchful.
The scar on my leg ached.
I dropped my things in the bedroom and went to the one place where my dark fantasy could be realized. Where the security guards would not be. The dungeon.
In the basement, I pushed open the unlocked door to Richard’s playroom. As if he’d been expecting me, red nightlights on two walls cast long shadows of the X-rack and a coffin-sized cage. My eyes adjusted, and I stepped inside. Low music played on the sound system. I recognized Carl Orff’s Carmina Burana from the concert Richard had taken me to this summer. The dark oratorio fit my mood.
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Married for Revenge
Every child who passed by greeted us, demonstrating how respectful they were.
What a wonderful orphanage home, I thought.
When we arrived at our room, Edward opened the door and motioned for us to enter.
My breath caught in my throat as I stepped in. The room was spacious, with white sheets and a fluffy duvet covering the bed. A window looked out onto the lush garden outside, and there was a small study table in the corner. I walked around the room, admiring everything from the wall paintings to the large closet.
"This is lovely," I exclaimed to Edward, smiling.
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Despicable Roommate
"I was supposed to be there for her but she left me saying she wanted to have fun to the max so I let her wander."
"Okay," We looked around the washrooms only. We didn't want to try the bedrooms because we would only be disgusted.
"Hey, have you seen Jan?" Chris asked a girl we met. They seemed to know each other.
"Yeah, she's on the last bedroom on this very hallway."
"Thanks," Chris waved her off as we hurried. We found her passed out on a bed.
"What are we gonna do with her?" I asked Chris.
"I don't know."
"Maybe you can watch over her since we can't lock the room. What if someone came in and molested her?" I told him and rushed out before he started pleading with me to stay with him. I h
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The Taste of Heaven
She took Nevea's hand to walk with her.
They walked hand in hand while Liza explained everything about the orphanage to her. Liza showed her around, from the dining room on the south to the entrance and the classroom for everyday use in the opposite direction. The bedroom for girls was on the second floor, while the boys' room was on the third floor.
Liza opened the door to their room and proudly showed the decoration she had made to color the dull room. Liza made their bedroom colorful, as many drawings were pasted on the black wall.
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My Ex Wants It After the Divorce
This girl seemed like someone Patricio Roberts would hire for his son.
The bodyguards were asked to wait outside the door, and Liana fearlessly followed them inside the house. There were many buildings within the orphanage complex, and this one was one of the most discreet. So she was surprised when she realized this building led to an isolated underground basement, and to enter, a series of passwords had to be entered. Enrico carefully entered the password, not even giving Isaac a chance to see what he typed.
"Jackson, everything down there holds all the secrets of our orphanage. Please follow me," he said respectfully after the basement door was opened, and he walked ahead of them to lead
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Vampire Covenant Room
Bohdan fumbled with the keys and managed to unlock the maintenance door with Cara slung over his shoulder. He entered the short hall into the department to another door and entered. Once inside, he looked around the large, dark, dusty mechanical room looking for the entrance to the tunnel that led to Topeka. What he saw was endless shelves full of wires, tools, and other odds and ends used to repair the prison. To his right were the boilers, near them was the central air units and to his left was the control panel that allowed the maintenance workers to run various parts of the prison and view what was going on.
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Destined By The Moon Goddess
Immediately, the shelf opened up, revealing an elevator, we got into the elevator and it took us down.
The elevator door opened up at the underground facility, where there were different ward rooms. The rooms housed children and teenagers whose blood was drained constantly.
I looked through the small window at a door that read " Room 203" and saw a little girl staring at the wall, with a syringe in her wrist, draining blood. She turned to look at me and my heart almost jumped out of my mouth.
For a split second, she looked exactly like the little girl I had killed, like Malia, with her pitiful eyes and small face. I had refused to reconcile the fact that the little girl I had killed was Mali
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The Darkness Within
He watched their men carry three Omegas who couldn't walk down and out of the packhouse.
Grayson and Maverick growled as they walked up the final flight of stairs.
To the left were only four doors, which they discovered were occupied by warriors, but the rooms to the right weren't.
Coal froze and stared down the hall at the large, red door, knowing exactly what it was. The room that traumatized his brother, Ollie. The room that changed him.
“Before we leave, we're destroying that room,” Coal growled, and Maverick nodded.
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Through Smoke and Steel: A Mafia Romance
“I came for something else. You were lucky the noise drew me to the cage.”
For the first time, I looked around the room.
It was scant, with peeling walls but otherwise kept clean. An old sofa riddled with brown patches of what looked like old liquid stood in the center. That, and an old box television on a wooden table, were the only things in the room. An old action movie played on the screen, sounds of gunshots and the voices of the actors filling the room.
Orlov went to the door and barked orders at someone. He came back to stand in front of me, his nose wrinkled. I didn’t blame him. I could smell myself, and it wasn’t pretty.
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The main character in 'The Orphans' is a young girl named Lily, who's thrust into a world of chaos after losing her parents in a tragic accident. The story follows her journey as she navigates life in a harsh orphanage, where she forms unexpected bonds with other kids who become her makeshift family. Lily's resilience and quiet determination make her incredibly relatable—she's not a typical hero, but her small acts of courage, like standing up to bullies or protecting the younger orphans, really shape the narrative.
What I love about Lily is how real she feels. She doesn’t have superpowers or grand destinies; she’s just a kid trying to survive while holding onto hope. The way the author paints her inner thoughts makes her struggles and triumphs hit hard. There’s a scene where she sneaks out to visit her old home, and the raw emotion there stuck with me for days. If you’re into stories about underdogs finding their strength, Lily’s arc is downright unforgettable.
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