Orphanage Sentence Novels & Stories

I kind of agreed, but I made sure my face looked excited and engaged. “Just another orphanage?” she asked, striking the perfect note of astonishment. “We’re talking about children, pups and kids, who have no one else in their lives, no one, not an aunt or a cousin or even a family friend, who wants to take them into their household. There’s no one who wants to step up and take care of them through no fault of their own at all.

"Ran herself ragged?" "Yes. The orphanage was at the very end of an alley, so some children went missing... and whenever kids left on their own because they weren't adopted, the old lady suffered terribly. On top of that, a fire broke out..." Recalling the old lady made a corner of her chest ache, causing Hyeon-sin to drop her head before she could finish her sentence. Her voice trembled faintly as she murmured about how everything had burned to ashes before the mortgage loans taken out to build the orphanage could even be paid off.

“I’m going to miss this place when I leave.” My head whipped around to stare at him. “What do you mean when you leave? You can’t desert the children! They need you.” He patted my shoulder. “If I don’t leave, then Josiah will have to. When I aged out a few years ago, Henry left to make sure that I had a place to stay. It’s a rotation. When we turn 18, we are offered a job here at the orphanage. We take online classes to become a medical biller, which we can do from home. The oldest one of us is in charge. We take over from our predecessor and we keep passing down the torch.” He put his hands in his pocket. “When Mr. and Mrs. Reyes passed away 22 years ago, this place was forgotten by the comm

Maeve glanced back at the kids with pity. Sunny Orphanage is a small orphanage near the outskirts of the city. There are only thirty to forty kids around and not so many people are willing enough to make the effort to travel that far to check for some kids to adopt with that small number of selection. Children in this orphanage usually just grew up and took their own paths later on. Maeve glanced at the silent man behind her. Just like him. September's eyes kept on wandering around. Looking for something that would give him a feeling of familiarity.

"Yes please! Like… granny’s home?" "No," I said softly. "It was called an orphanage. Lots of kids without parents lived there together." "That sounds cool," he said, grinning. "Like a giant sleepover." I laughed, ruffling his hair. "Something like that." Across the table, Celestine lowered her cup of tea, her expression weary. "Oh, honey… Won’t it be too difficult to go back there?" For a moment, the old anger flared in me—the hurt of her leaving me on that doorstep. My own mother.

[Nowo’s POV] It all started at that magical place called HIA. It is an agency-slash-orphanage, where all orphans are allowed to work for their own living when they reach the legal age of 18. They were taking care of neglected children by adopting them, providing their needs, and by showing them the real love of a parent they were all longing for. To share and bring fun is what the HIA aims for. I know, right? It is indeed amazing to have met such a great place like this. Also, I’m really thankful to have met the most naughty and a little bit nice best buddy of mine. Omo, I really do miss him a lot.

Even under the thick clothes he was wearing, Yuriel still felt cold because the heating in the orphanage was broken, especially for the children. "Are there no donors who donate?" Yuriel asked Aunt Mary, who was standing next to her. "What can we expect? This orphanage is in a remote place. Only a few benefactors were passing by to notice us." Aunt Marry sighed, seeing the orphans in the cafeteria. "These children are even threatened with not being adopted. No one has adopted these children for years. Most of them grow up and leave the orphanage to learn to live independently." "Our livelihood depends only on donations from children who leave the orphanage," said Aunt Marry sadly.

"Orphanage? What do you mean orphanage? Aren't you the only daughter of Dalton Braiven? What happened? He sent you there?" Lea smiled sadly. "It's an old story that often makes me cry and laugh. I feel sad every time I remember it. The orphanage makes me cry because that's where the father threw his daughter away without thinking much. However, it was also in the orphanage that I met my best friend, who was always there and ready to support me until now, that is Jonathan.”

Lucian remarked which bewildered Alieana and at the same time raged her. “Mr. Adair, this orphanage is my home. It is not about the kindness 9r stupidity but about the duties towards it. My parents left me at the time of birth but this place adopted me and today I am everything is because of this place. Hope you will not say any such thing in the future,” Alieana pronounced with a stern expression.

I suddenly didn't feel bad about missing a turn because with a house like this, you definitely need a map to find wherever you want to go. "This is sort of an orphanage home.” Kieran explained. We were standing in front of a large building that had a lot of kids running around. "It's for children who lost their parents in rogue attacks or at birth. And Dani takes care of it but you can take over whenever you're ready.” As Kieran explained the orphanage, I felt a pang in my chest. Seeing the children laughing and playing, their smiles carefree, brought back memories of my own childhood. I remembered the feeling of being alone, unsure of where I belonged.