The CEO's Beloved Orphan Girl

Ananda

Princess Ananda, that is the name of this eighteen year old girl. She is an orphan girl who was raised in an orphanage since she was five years old. Currently Ananda is almost graduated from High School, he just has to wait for his diploma to come out. He promised himself that after graduating from High School and getting a job, he would soon leave the orphanage that had raised him. This is not because he does not like the orphanage, he hopes that with the departure of him from the orphanage, there will be other orphans who will help his life.

"Have you gotten a call from where you applied for a job?" ask a seventeen-year-old teenage girl named Ayu who is a close friend of her in the orphanage.

"Sister's prayers escaped yes deck" Ananda said.

"Sir, Ayu must be praying for the best for Nanda, sister is already like Ayu's own sister, if sister is happy, Ayu must also be happy" said the girl sincerely.

"Thank you deck, you've always been there for sister" Ananda said as she stroked the girl's hair.

"Later if you've succeeded, don't forget about me!?" Ayu put on a face.

"There's no way that brother forgot about you, you're Nanda's sister" Ananda then hugged Ayu to reassure her.

The similarity of fate between the two makes them have a sense of brotherhood with each other like brother and sister.

"By the way you're not picket? right now you're rationing to cook the deck!" Ananda reminds Ayu of her duty.

"I forgot, thankfully brother ingetin, yes I went to the kitchen first sister" Ayu walks out of the girls room leaving Ananda sitting at her desk tidying up the application file she is making.

The orphanage where Ananda grew up was a small orphanage that operated in a self-help manner. Her mother opened several business units to finance all the living needs of her foster children such as opening homeschooling classes, daycare, tutoring, a grocery store and a hydroponic vegetable kiosk developed by herself in the rooftop home.

In the orphanage they do everything in royong, foster mothers divide them in several picket squads. Some are in charge of cooking, cleaning, maintaining stores, and caring for hydroponics.

There are only three bedrooms available, one room for girls, one room for boys and one room for staff.

With all the limitations of the home, then if Ananda can leave the home immediately, then, indirectly, actually he can give space for other orphans out there to be able to live properly in a home.

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"Mom, Nanda's permission to leave the house, yes, there's a call from work" Ananda kissed her foster mother's hand who was busy checking donations from donors in her study.

"Yes, good luck, kid!" said mother praying.

"Amin, may your prayers be heard by God" said Ananda.

"Be careful on the road!" mother reminded.

"Yes Ma'am, definitely" Ananda nodded and then walked out of the room towards the gate of the parlour.

Ananda walked down the sidewalk to the nearest bus stop. His spirit was burning until he was not aware that his body was sweating and limping.

"Hopefully this day goes well" he murmured inwardly as he stepped into the bus that would take him to where he applied for a job.