Orphanage Novels & Stories

Chapter 69 Selena's POV The orphanage home was an almost run down building with chipped paints and leaking ceilings. The children were huddled in a corner, each clad in warm clothes against the incoming storm. It wasn't fancy in any way but the aura was that of warmth and goodwill. "How can I help you?", an elderly woman appeared, a small smile on her face as she addressed us. "Umm, I'm looking for the boss around here", I provided, staring at her expectantly.

he slammed the table hard. If it weren’t made from stone, it would have broken. “You need to learn patience, little brother.” He glared at me but sat back down. “The orphanage I build is only for the fallen soldier’s children. The one you will build will be for every child who lost a parent, abused by relatives and can no longer bare to stay in their home. For the ones on the streets fighting dogs for food.” I paused letting my words sink in.

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.

There was an invitation from one of the Orphanages we sponsored. I would gladly go for this one. I read through the message and smiled. I was a special guest of honour. I and Najmah and a plus one. It was the 23rd anniversary of the Orphanage home. Al-Hussein Orphanage Home. They had lots of beautiful children. They helped Single Mothers as well and sponsored kids all around the world. It was a great place, they held many fun activities. I was gladly going for this with my daughter. It was in two weeks time.

So a company of men was organized to check on those who lived in the surrounding countryside. The second homestead they came to was Kevin’s. The once ripe field was now a small pond of silt and dirt. Shoots of maize, bent, crossed, leaning, rose from the gray surface of the water. The pen and barn had been leveled by the storm. The only thing left of the house was its foundation and the small boy who knelt among the rubble. Frail and exhausted from scrambling among the wreckage, his body was bent from the weight of crippling emotion. Blood covered splinter-riddled hands resting on thighs. He could cry no more, search no more. He had found his answers and offered no resistance when they gathe

Her mother looked displeased and said, "We do not know your mother. The only thing we know is that you were abandoned by her and left on the roadside to die. Good Samaritans had to bring you to an orphanage where we found you." "What is the name of this orphanage?" Bethany asked with tears dripping down her face. Her mother let out a sigh and said, "The Missionary Orphanage in Los Angeles." Bethany quickly took down a note of the name of the orphanage in her phone and just as she was about to speak, her mom beat her to it. "There are also some things I need you to s

She sighed grabbing my backpack and filing it up with my lunch "Have fun at school Pequeño and don't mind what the other kids say okay.?" "Yes mama.." she kissed my forehead and waved me goodbye. Oak Tree Junior School were the most popular and rich kids came to school. You may be wondering how I got to go to such a school. Well one of the most popular and richest family here in Baja owns the orphanage. It's the Black and Leigh orphanage. They are really lovely people and made sure every kid had everything she needed.

More than anything, it seemed like this was an advertisement and a call for help. ’More than thirty children will be left homeless after All Saints Orphanage closes its doors this August. Orphanage Director Abraham Hecox states that "the orphanage has been struggling to stay afloat for the last couple of years" and that they are "left with no choice but to close down due to the high rental fees and rising costs". Speaking with Director Hecox, children under the age of ten will be transferred to different orphanages around Solara, while children sixteen and above wil

Steve said, “Stop thanking me, they are my children” she said, “I know what It means for a children without mom because lost my mom at a tender age, and I never had opportunity to call anyone mom, but aunty at a orphanage home, I grew up at a orphanage home in a Interior village In the north side, so, this kids have someone to call mom” Saraphina said, “If you can fulfill your promise, I will cherish and adore you till death do us apart” Steve said,

the nun responded. Mariya's nervousness grew after she heard Sister Angela. She's thinking that maybe she did something wrong, and they want her out from the orphanage. She knows that she's old enough to live outside the orphanage and become independent, but she still can't imagine herself living away from the children. She's an in-house teacher at Sunshine Orphanage, where she also grew up. The nuns are running the orphanage, which house 80 children who are deaf and mute.