Five AM that morning. 

 

"Don't touch her!" A childish voice spoke, in an Indian accent.

 

It was sir Vikram. That was the title he chose. A young homeless Indian boy of about seven years old, the leader of the gang of young kids consisting of children within ages four and five. 

 

Some of these kids were victims of a failed orphanage. At that time, the orphanages in Parma were so much crowded that painful drastic measures were included in reducing its population. 

 

Some of the kids were promised a new home or that they were finally being adopted. The young willing and joyous hearts of the kids would bid their...