Panti Asuhan Cahaya Kasih Mga Nobela at Kwento

When aunty saw me, she smiled at me lovingly. "Are you alright beta? Do you want anything?" She asked me worriedly. "I'm fine Aunty, don't worry" I said and smiled. We talked about some random things. I have learnt that Geetha aunty's husband died at a very young age. She has no child. Then Pari maa (Dharani) helped her, and she is appointed as Daksh's take carer. She usually comes here in the morning at 7am for work and leaves in the afternoon at 3 pm.

Years passed with a rhythm that was quieter, yet far more profound. The Cahaya Sari Foundation had grown from a small office in a corner of Jakarta into a national movement. However, for Lina, the greatest success was not the number of branches opened, but every single life saved from the darkness that had once nearly swallowed her mother.

He mumbled that the beautiful doctor perfectly matched his son, Faith. Kasih became increasingly nervous, especially when Mr. Heru continued to gaze at her without blinking. Grandma Meri, who had just woken up, was stunned by the intense gazes of her future son-in-law and her grandson, Faith, at Kasih. Then Mrs. Rara asked Bik Sani, "Bik, who is this beautiful doctor next to you?" *) Bibik is the nickname for a household assistant.