The Trouble With Belonging

By: Magdalena Stanhoff

Kehuan has no place he could call his own. That’s why he needs his own person. When he lands in yet another foreign city, an angry, lone boy with no friends or real family, his future looks bleak. But then this carefree little street child appears on his path, with her bright eyes and sunny smile.

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Kehuan has no place he could call his own. That’s why he needs his own person.

When he lands in yet another foreign city, an angry, lone boy with no friends or real family, his future looks bleak. But then this carefree little street child appears on his path, with her bright eyes and sunny smile.

They come from different worlds, but what does it matter? Niki needs someone who'd look out for her, and Kehuan seems the only candidate for the job. The strange duo soon becomes inseparable, and the bond between them starts to shape their entire lives, extending to other people around and fusing them all into a unique modern clan.

That's when the catastrophe strikes.

It leaves the new family in pieces and shatters Niki’s life for years to come. But she’s a survivor, and she still has Kehuan, ready to tackle every problem that comes her way. Until one day he becomes the problem.

They managed to withstand the first disaster, but this second one, called growing up, may just do what nothing and no one ever could: tear them apart.

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