Tales from childhood: Where is my inheritance?

Good time to you! I'm Timothy. I'm an orphan who lives in an orphanage, I'm a friend of one boy and a friend of Maria.

After my mother's murder, I live with my friends. If necessary, we protect each other and come to each other's aid in difficult times.

"You don't have any relatives at all?" someone asked me.

"Yes, that's what happened to me." I said.

My late Mom never told me about father or her relatives. I wanted to ask her, but I didn't have time. Also, I didn't have any inheritance. Or rather, I did have one, but then it disappeared somewhere.

I was only able to keep a piece of my mother's clothing. This is my memory of her.

"I love you very much and miss you. I want to achieve justice."

Tales from childhood: Our educators.

Hi, readers! I'm just a resident of the orphanage where Maria and Timothy live. I'm their good friend. The three of us have a great time together, and no one says anything to us. It helps us orphans cope with loneliness.

We have teachers and educators, but these adults are very indifferent to us. For example, one woman, a young woman, often told us about her eight-year-old son, who was often sick. This child spent a month every two months on sick leave with his mother.

"My child needs me, he has a high fever and hospitalized! Now he needs me more than you troubled teenagers!" the teacher said these words every time.

At such moments, Maria remained in charge, but Timothy and I were able to afford to leave the orphanage.

The other teachers didn't react to our behavior. But one day, an old security guard caught us and wouldn't let us outside. Maybe that was for the best, because it was very cold out there!

Tales from childhood: Overcoming.

It was hard for me to live here. I longed for freedom. At the orphanage, no one valued me. They didn't see me as an individual.

"Do you want to go to the party with me?" my friend suggested it to me.

I knew no one would notice our absence, so I agreed. Besides, we were very bored, and the holidays were coming soon.

We dressed warmly and left quietly. Nobody even looked for us. It was snowing outside, and then the sun came out.

There were many different foods and drinks at the party. We ate, drank, and danced.

After a while, I realized that I was tired and fell asleep right in the corridor on the sofa.

"Timothy, come on, wake up, we're going home!" my friend said.

It was very hard for me, but I got up and they took us there in a car.

At the orphanage, Maria talked to me. I couldn't understand her, but only later did I understand everything.

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Tales from childhood: Our migration.

Hi, this is Timothy! I want to tell you about my move to a new place.

This happened when Maria and I decided to come to the big city after graduating from the orphanage.

"I think it's better to live in that city than in ours," my sister Maria said.

"I'm of the same opinion, because there's more entertainment there," I said with confidence.

But when we arrived, everything turned out to be much more complicated. Things ran out quickly. Also, there were long lines in a new city. So after a while, we decided to go back.

"But we gained experience" Maria said.

"True, true" I said.

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Tales from childhood: What is our reality?

Hi! I'm Beth. Now is time for interesting story. I think that you know about Angela and her parents. So, I want to tell you a secret. Actually, her real family died a few years ago.

Therefore, Angela simply made up many situations due to severe stress. Then it got better when Raymond and Maria took her in.

One of my friends, who knows the family well, told me all this. Although it may just be her fantasy.

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Tales from childhood: Alone girl.

Hello, dear readers! I'm Maria. I want to tell you about my young years. 

I grew up in orphanage. The state raised me. Also, I found my distant relative Timothy in a foster family.

Now about the present. I'm the mother of my son. I have an adopted daughter, too. Her name is Angela. She is essentially an orphan, so we took Angela into our family.

"I was once a lonely little girl, but now I have found different friends," Angela said.

"It's very good!" I said with a smile.

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Tales from childhood: My new events.

In this year I made important things yet.

Hello everyone. I'm Timothy. I spent my childhood in a foster family. Now I only keep touch with my sister Maria. My other siblings have all moved away. I don't know where they are.

A few years ago I went through a difficult time in my life. Many people didn't know about my real problem. The lady in red was the one who supported me.

"You're a good young man," she said with a kind smile.

"You have a very kind heart," I said.

Also, I knew personal secrets from this woman.

Tales from childhood: Adult conversation.

"Why is very difficult for us visit park?" one day Angela asked her mother.

"We don't have time for this," Mom answered.

"Will we go to the park later?" Angela asked again.

"I don't know," the woman answered.

Here the issue may have been something else, not a lack of time.

Then Angela realized that she had to go to this park herself. After some time, the girl was among the winners of the competition. Sophie, Beth, and Johnny won tickets to this park, too.

This adult conversation was a long time ago. Angela's mother didn't know that her daughter had gone to the park, because the girl was already living with Raymond and Maria.

Tales from childhood: Angela and her childhood.

Angela was born in a simple family. Her parents worked very much. So, Angela kept herself busy at home. She played with toys and watched TV.

Then when it was time to go school Angela went there by herself. And she did her homework by herself, too.

Sometimes Angela felt lonely, but then it went away because she became proud of herself.

Angela's parents were really busy with their own affairs at that time. At least that's people told Angela.

Perhaps Raymond and Maria knew some secrets of this family and that is why they took the girl.

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Tales from childhood: Maybe give people a chance?

"I want to visit my parents," Angela said.

"If you want, you can go," Raymond said.

So, Angela visited her old family. They talked with her.

Parents looked at Angela. Also, father and mother listened to her.

"I'm very glad that I visited my parents." Angela said.

After that, she continued living with Raymond, Maria, and their son.

Sophie and Natalie felt happy for Angela.

Tales from childhood: Person's friend.

Angela felt that she didn't have any friends. It was very difficult for her.

"I want to have a good friend," she said.

"I recommend you a dog. These animals are nice pets and friends," Maria said.

Now, Angela had a dog as a friend. She walked every morning with her pet. Also, Angela taught her new friend.

"It really helps when very lonely," Timothy said.

Sophie was very glad that Angela had a good friend.

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Tales from childhood: Angela and her parents.

Raymond wanted to support Angela in difficult situations. She valued this help very much.

"It's important for Angela now" Raymond said.

"Yes, of course," Maria said.

Mr. Theodor listened and supported his children Beth and Johnny.

Sophie was very glad when parents cared for their children.

Tales from childhood: Real friend?

“Our daughter often talks about a certain person. Allegedly, he lost his face in an accident and his wife left him with their child. Then he had surgery to reconstruct his face.” Angela’s mother said.

“I haven’t heard anything about him. Also, I haven’t anything know about this story.” Angela’s father said.

“Maybe it’s better for such people to be as quiet as possible and not to show themselves.” the wife said.

“Yes, let such strange people roam other places. For example, in forest.” the husband said.

“It’s good that Angela now lives with Raymond and Maria, I think she’s better off there.” the woman said.

“I think so, too.” the man said.

Angela knew how to notice what others couldn’t understand, but at the same time she found like-minded people in her new family. Timothy lived with them in the same house and they treated everything calmly.

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Tales from childhood: Angela and time.

"I like my courses!" Angela said.

These were sports courses. There Angela went in sports.

This was helpful to her during this time. Angela attended these courses several days a week.

"For now, let her attend these courses. Then maybe we'll go to others," Maria said.

"Yes, yes," Raymond said.

Sophie and her friends were happy for Angela.

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Tales from childhood: New Year and new events.

In the old year, Angela made different friends, because Maria actively introduced the girl to the children of her friends. Sophie was Angela's friend, too.

"I think that in the New Year Angela will be able to continue to be friends with the children." Mrs. Anne said.

Angela liked having people who understood her. So, Maria supported her in this.

Also, Angela in the New Year, Angela began taking courses.

Tales from childhood: Why was Angela independent?

Angela was a shy girl. She did many different things by herself because Angela's parents had a lot of work. They were very busy people.

Sometimes Angela was a good example for other children. She did on her own what others did with their parents. Also, Angela helped Maria with things.

"When Angela grows up, life will be easy for her." Sophie's granny said.

Sophie realized that when children are independent from an early age, it helps a lot in the future.

"In my childhood many children were like Angela," the old woman added.

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Tales from childhood: Time for happiness.

Mrs. Anne was very glad for Timothy. She coked supper for his birthday. Timothy and his friends liked it.

Raymond, Maria, Angela, and Sophie supported him, too. The young man valued these people. They made Timothy happy.

"Thank you very much! You're important for me!" he said.

Sophie understood that there are happy moments.

Tales from childhood: Timothy and his friends.

"It was the best birthday in my life!" Timothy thought.

Raymond, Maria, Angela, Sophie, and Mrs. Anne were his guests. Timothy's ex-wife didn't visit him on this party. He almost forgot about this woman.

They ate holiday supper and birthday cake.

Also, Timothy visited dance party. He liked this event.

"You're very kind and handsome young man." Mrs. Anne said.

Now, Timothy had just two small scars on his face. People didn't pay attention for them. He had self-confidence.

On his birthday he visited party and danced there. Timothy walked on the street, other people didn't know about his story.

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Tales from childhood: Father and child.

Timothy had a father. But he didn't interest of his son's life.

"My son himself will write me a letter someday or come." he said.

Many people were very surprised by these words.

"I don't know who you are talking about." that's what Timothy said when someone talked about his father.

Timothy lived well at the boarding school, next to his distant relative Maria.

"It's good that Timothy lived and grew up with Maria." Sophie thought.

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Tales from childhood: Timothy's childhood.

Timothy was Maria’s second cousin. But they grew up together. It so happened, that fate brought together distant relatives. So, Maria called Timothy her brother, and he called her his sister.

But Timothy had his own life story. His mother died when he was eight years old.

It happened that Timothy ended up in a boarding school, in which Maria was already. He was then ten years old, she was twelve.

“Although we are distant relatives, we know and support each other,” Maria once said.

Timothy had an ordinary childhood. He was riding a scooter while walking. In the yard, he talked with different boys and girls. Together they played various games, including hide and seek.