Orphanage Sentence Novels & Stories

CARLA "...I grew up in an orphanage. I was told my parents died due to a car accident. My mom went through a caesarian section to give birth to me. Then she died afterwards. The hospital couldn't find my immediate family members so they gave me to the orphanage." "I grew up with other kids there. I was able to get a bit educated right there also. I am not the social type and I don't talk much. But something happened during my teenage years. We were moved to another orphanage since we already were grown."

Mike stared at the building that looked like it was about to fall apart. The color was faded, and he couldn’t tell what color it used to be; bushes surrounded it like no one cared to take care of the surroundings. It was wide, and he was sure it would be dangerous for children. The long bushes could easily house dangerous animals like snakes or scorpions, but that didn’t seem to concern whoever was managing it. How could somewhere so unkempt be referred to as an orphanage? Wouldn’t it be better to have the children living somewhere else?

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,

Andrew with wide eyes. Fox told briefly what happened to Mrs. Andrew. It made Mrs. Andrew almost couldn't believe. "Geez. I didn't expect it at all. I'm sorry, Lana," she finally said. "Then what about the orphanage? Why is it closed?" asked Fox. "The orphanage is short of funds. We can't accommodate for new kids. Incidentally, all the children have already been adopted. Not long after you were adopted by Boston Hopkins, the other kids got their own families. There were only four children left besides you at that time, you remember, Lana?” asked Mrs. Andrews.

she asked Boyoung who was looking expressionless suddenly. Without replying to her, Boyoung grabbed her hand and walked into the orphanage. Bella rolled her eyes around, her heart softened seeing the little kids playing with each other. Some of them lose their parents or worse, are donated. Orphanages are the only places that ever left her feeling empty and full at the same time. Some of the kids stopped playing and looked at them when they passed them. Bella saw a beautiful little girl running to them. "Slowly." She mouthed. She didn't know who is she. But she looked so much like her sister.

***************************************** *30 years ago, in the orphanage Leo grew up in* A lonely looking kid was sitting by the door of an orphanage, another kid came to him and sat beside him, and said,"You are the new child here, right?" The lonely child nodded his head and said,"You live here too?" The cheerful kid replied," Yes" "Did your parents die in a war too?", asked the lonely child "No ......they didn't show me her body but they say that my mother committed suicide......I don't know what that means,do you know what that means?" ,asked the cheerful kid The other child shook his head. The two of them sat side by side looking at a distance, and the cheerful kid said,"So what's your

"What was wrong with that wouldn't that be the best place for her to be if she doesn't have parents or no one comes to claim her?" Jasmine shook her head. "No, you don't understand I used to be in an orphanage and it was terrible I don't even want to talk about it. I can't even imagine what this little innocent child will go through being in an orphanage the thought just makes me shiver."

“Hold on to them. Just say you bought these!” Javier was slightly embarrassed. “No way, you bought them!” “Doesn’t matter, it’s the thought that counts. They’re for the kids anyway. It’s the same no matter who brings them.” Florence invited Javier into the orphanage warmly after that and briefly introduced the orphanage as they made their way inside. This orphanage was the oldest one and had once housed over a hundred orphans during its peak. There were only a little over ten children left now because the others had gone to the new orphanage.

I just nodded. "When will I go home?" They look so sad, so sudden. "Are you leaving? I thought you could stay with us." I hold their hands. "I also have my own life in there." They nodded their head. "I know. You have your own family too." I lowered my head. "I'm an orphan," I whispered. "But I have a friend,"

She figured it might help to share it with someone else outside the orphanage. "It's just, I visited this orphanage often and I love the children there. They are so sweet and nice and amazing and cute. You would love them too." "I'm sure I would. I would like to visit them too." Maria replied, not understanding where was she going with this. "That orphanage is a private property. The owner is selling it to some big company and that company wants to build some kind of branch officer there. It gave them a weak to leave. They've nowhere to go Maria. I don't know what they'll do. I can keep them with myself and Kat but for how long. I don't know what to do. I feel so helpless right now."