The orphanage had undergone a remarkable transformation. What was once a crumbling, forgotten place now stood proud and welcoming.
The walls, now freshly painted in warm pastel colors, radiated comfort.
The cracks in the floors had been replaced with smooth tiles that reflected the sunlight streaming through the wide windows.
Every room was restored, each one carefully designed to provide warmth and security to the children who had endured so much.
There were now 80 fully furnished rooms, each equipped with clean beds, fresh linens, and colorful curtains that brightened the atmosphere.
The children had their own personal spaces, desks for studying, shelves filled with books, and small decorations they had chosen themselves.
Each room had been made to feel like home, a stark contrast to the cold, empty spaces they had once occupied.
