Aarini/Aries’ Point Of View
We finally made it to the first orphanage and the administrator welcomed us with open arms. While Dianna went to talk to them, I took our bags to the vacant bedroom that Dianna thinks we should stay in here at the orphanage so that we could join the kids with their chores in the morning. I walked into the room and set the last bag down and closed the door behind me.
The room was very much normal yet small. There were two twin-sized beds in the room, neatly spread. It had a small dresser on each side of the room and one bathroom attached to it. There was a small wardrobe. The floor was dark wood and it matched the beige curtains by the windows. I walked over to one of the beds and sat down. The bedroom door opened and Dianna walked in.
“It is raining like craz
