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orphan |ˈôrfən|
noun
1 a child whose parents are dead.
2 Printing the first line of a paragraph set as the last line of a page or column, considered undesirable.
I'm adopted.
I'm Taylor, I'm 17 and I've dealt with pain and agony for my whole life. My parents died when I was younger, leaving me with my brother. He's my legal guardian, now. We're not related in any way, I love him even though he abuses me. But who can blame him? I was not the girl those parents picked up from the orphanage that day, no longer the happy kid, no longer the lovable kid. Call me what you like, I'm nothing.