Orphanage Stories Novels & Stories

"They moved somewhere out of town, a well-wisher opted to support them but he died in a car crash and his family refused to fund the newly started orphanage, the poor kids turned to street children. Most of them died from being beaten by mobs, hit by cars those who joined gangs were shot and some are fighting this war that doesn't seem to end. A few made it in life" It was her prayer that her son was among the few that made it in life or even better among those who were fighting the war. As long as he was alive. Maria thanked the beggar who asked for more money before giving the direction to the next orphanage. Hopefully they were going to get a lead on the people who used to run it or anyon

"What are you talking about? Okay, go to sleep. Sunnee is probably waiting for you. Talk to you later. Good night." Turning off the phone, Vivian put the phone on the table and sat down on the sofa. Looking around her room, she saw her smiling sadly. At the age of ten, she and her eight-year-old brother witnessed people convincing her mother to remarry but on the condition that she leave her children behind. Ten-year-old Vivian clung to her mother's shirt to plead with the elders who held her that day when the rich man came to pick up her mother. Vivian and her younger brother spent two years staying at the house of their greedy, selfish aunt until unable to endure her aunt's harshness, Vivi

I knew she was wondering why Sebastian and I were together. I was nearly in tears watching the kids happily accept and open their gifts. There were only thirty-two kids in the orphanage. The oldest was only ten. Most of them had been here since they were babies—just like me and my brother. A few were toddlers when they arrived. They were so pitiful, honestly. I could feel their pain because I had lived it. We were all abandoned by our parents. They may have had their reasons—but we’ll never know, not even what they looked like.

"Left with nothing, my ex-mom dumped me at the orphanage and left me to rotten because it was obvious I wasn't her child. I grew up with the poor food, sickness and hope that one day I will be adopted." I listened with baited breath as she began sobbing quietly. "But no one wanted to adopt me. When I was sixteen, I broke out of the orphanage and wandered in the streets to make a living. I did tons of odd jobs until I became a stripper at Seventeen all the way until now." That was a traumatic story and I felt really bad for her. She doesn't deserve to go through so much hell. Even Wendy was speechless. Mom couldn't contain her tears. She embraced Clair again and began series of apologies for

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,

"If wealthy people like you will know more about children like them, and the stories behind their adorable and innocent faces, I think you guys will understand how much they need your help to continue living a life that they deserve." In my almost several years helping here at the orphanage, I feel like I didn't just recognize these children by their faces. But for their stories that they keep as well. At first glance, you might be thinking that they are just children that don't have a house to live in and a family to call it a home. But it's deeper than what it seems to be. And helping them made me understand the deeper meaning of the orphanage and how kind the sisters are to take care of t

[Hestia] I'm here having fun with the children right now. I can see how happy they are with little things. I can see pure happiness in their eyes. I learned that most of these kids were left by their parents at the doorstep of the orphanage when they were babies. There are even a few children that they found at the dumpster as babies. How could these people abandon their children?? The world is a really cruel and scary place, but these kids are so pure and genuine, they deserve so much more. How can those awful people abandon them?

It became boring to think about it as years went by, because I was getting more and more pessimistic as I grew up. There are way too many scary stories about this place. It has been an orphanage for the last 100 years, and before that it was an Asylum, and before that, some weird cousin of the monarchy lived here with his wife and two kids. We were told that they all killed themselves, on different occasions, in different ways, for different reasons, they just… went mad.

Melissa said, "What is it?" Laura asked, "I have no one to turn to, I have been jailed for nineteen years, and Harriet has died, no one to take care of our babies, and I don't want them to grow up In orphanage home, please, help us take care of our babies, and the babies are for Clifton, please help me take care of the babies, I might come back, I might not come back, be of good mom to them” Melissa said,

Somewhere in the bustling city of New York, amidst the towering skyscrapers and the never-ending rush of people, there lived two young orphan girls named Ava and her younger sister Betty. They had lost their parents at a young age in a car crash and since then they lived with their distant aunt and uncle. They were struggling ever since, feeling unwanted and unloved due to the harsh treatment they got from their relatives, but fate had something else in store for the siblings, something amazing but also life changing!....