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Tears of an Orphan Episode 17 – Mary Francis Solomon

Tears of an OrphanEpisode 17© Mary Francis SolomonWhen Mrs. Grace was done talking with Cynthia, she urged her that they should go to the...

Tears of an Orphan Episode 16 – Mary Francis Solomon

Tears of an Orphan –Episode 16© Mary Francis SolomonCynthia stood transfixed, confused about which option to choose. Her mind was in turmoil. On one...

Tears of an Orphan Episode 15 – Mary Francis Solomon

Tears of an Orphan — Episode 15© Francis Mary SolomonIt had been three weeks since Cynthia discovered that she was pregnant.Mr. Olajide decided to...

Tears of an Orphan Episode 14 – Mary Francis Solomon

Tears of an OrphanEpisode 14© Francis Mary SolomonAfter Mr. Olajide dragged his son Eric inside like a criminal, he ordered him to kneel down.“Oya,...

Tears of an Orphan Episode 13 – Mary Francis Solomon

Tears of an Orphan Episode 13 © Mary Francis Solomon Cynthia was discharged from the hospital the next day after she was admitted. As soon as they got...

Tears of an Orphan Episode 12 – Mary Francis Solomon

Tears of an Orphan Episode 12© Mary Francis Solomon Caleb was sent to deliver some laundry to a certain area in Lagos. He packed the clothes...

Tears of an Orphan Episode 11 – Mary Francis Solomon

Tears of an Orphan Episode 11 © Francis Mary Solomon Days turned into weeks. Weeks turned into months. Yet Cynthia kept enduring the cruel treatment of her aunt....

Tears of an Orphan Episode 10 – Mary Francis Solomon

Tears of an OrphanEpisode 10© Francis Mary SolomonJuliet’s phone rang inside the hotel room she had booked with her boyfriend. The room was wide,...

Tears of an Orphan Episode 9 – Mary Francis Solomon

Tears of an OrphanEpisode 9© Francis Mary SolomonIt had been two weeks since Caleb wandered through the streets of Lagos, searching desperately for something...

Tears of an Orphan Episode 8 – Mary Francis Solomon

Tears of an OrphanEpisode 8© Francis Mary Solomon“Hi Cynthia,” Rita said cheerfully as she sat beside Cynthia at her desk. Her seatmate had gone...