Orphanage Novels & Stories

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.

After about an hour of walking around the orphanage, we talk with Ms.Blanch about everything and anything she may need for her staff, the orphanage, and the kids. We call for Odett, who ran off to play with a few kids on the playground. Ms.Blanch, Jess, and I discuss adding more staff when we realize it is just her and two other ladies taking care of forty-seven kids. Zion asks Jess if she would be willing to take on the challenge of overseeing all business pertaining to the renovations of the orphanage. Overwhelmed by her excitement, Jess agrees to it before he can finish his question, making us

I smiled a little at the memory. “The orphanage she…the orphanage we were dropped off at was privately owned so it wasn't too bad, but then the government took over. They couldn't keep on all the professionally trained staff so they got replaced with people the government could afford. Then life became hell.” I rested my head on his chest and closed my eyes.

Marve’s wife said. “Safe Haven Orphanage?” I asked. “Yes!…..Safe Haven Orphanage, that was the name” Marve’s wife said. “Wow….. Julian and I had to look into this same orphanage” I said. “That’s where he grew up…but everything went downhill when his fellow orphans started missing and one was even found dead after missing” Marve’s wife said. “What??….. it is similar to the missing kids story at the orphanage, so Marve witnesses these things firsthand” I said.

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.

“Sun The Mother Orphanage. It's located in a small area of your hometown, almost close to a river gorge. You better hurry because I heard the last time, I saw you off, they were moving into a new building. That was four months ago." Armed with the information provided by Chris, Amora and her entourage headed to the Sun The Mother Orphanage. It was located in the next town, Sun Rock, the town where she and her adoptive parents used to live.

“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.

Hester kneeled and hugged each one individually. Her face lit up as she greeted the children. Andro, Jema, Canis, Tero, Laman, Stor and Gusha. Four boys and three girls. They had been sent to Mama Gracine’s orphanage from various places in the kingdom after they had been abandoned, or their parents killed. The children shared their latest toys which were little more than sticks or smooth pebbles and after their excitement waned and they left to play, Mama Gracine spoke.

Chapter 97 Enzo Josh Special Enzo had finished installing the new software for the security system of the orphanage he was working in. The building was under Marcus' organization, solely built to help and raise the stray kids, abused, molested and even raped. They provided the best counselors for the betterment and rehab of children with PTSD and emotional breakdown. They would hold little activities to keep the children busy and take their mind off the chaos in their life. Marcus had hired Enzo's services to install the latest updated security system to protect this place. He named it 'Serenity'. A peaceful place to live and it lived up to its name.

If she were a parasite, she thought, it was because that's how her family had molded her. As the wandered aimlessly across the suburbs, avoiding the city center, which was unsafe at this time of night, she found herself outside a red-brick building with a rusty iron gate with a large plaque next to it which read, Mission of Hope Orphanage. She had lived here for six months after her father's death. It was only after her uncle had worked through all the paperwork that she finally left. And, looking back now, she supposed that this was the only place she had found peace, maybe even joy, since then.