Don't Waste Your Chance by Albireo Svyatoslav

about teenagers without parents

Don't waste your chance

When people feel useless, they bother other ones. Always try to find a place to be useful.

Genre: FICTION / Urban Life

Language: English

Keywords: teens, orphanage

Word Count: 3583

Sample text:

“The Wood region, 25, Cheltermain – live again! Don’t waste your chance!” joyful children’s voices sounded from the radio.

A tall, slim guy in the University jacket attentively looked around the yard. He was thirteen, more or less – orphans never look their age. The jacket was not his own. A guy like him couldn’t have any chance to step into the diamond city’s University. The branch of the teens seven and nine years old placed next to a concrete wall of the warehouse.

There was a tall guy, Odense - was his name; he was the Head of this group of the teenagers. He carefully watched around, if someone infringed on his authority. He did so much, to get the power in the group. So, he didn’t plan to give it to anyone. But no one looked at his side, the orphans walked around the yard, doing their own things.

“Hey, why are you staring at me?” he asked aggressively, shaking his blond-haired head. The teen whom Odense addressed, was a skinny guy, with thoughtful brown eyes and dark tousled hair. Hedge. He was tall, and a bit hunched as if he was freezing all the time. But his warm eyes always were a bit smiling with a touch of sadness deep inside. He was a quiet guy, lonely, and had got a mind of his own.


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