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In 2001, a helpless infant named Joseph Olo was found abandoned along Kitante Road in Kampala, wrapped in a polythene bag. Passersby discovered him and he was later adopted through legal processes.

Now, at 23 years old, Olo is grappling with the painful consequences of never knowing his biological parents. His adoptive mother, who lives in Aton village, Alito Parish in Kole District, is elderly and in poor health. Worse still, Olo has been rejected by her family, leaving him feeling abandoned for the second time in his life.

In this heart-wrenching story, Patrick Ssenyondo chronicles the struggles of a young man who is experiencing abandonment once again, despite his desperate attempts to find a place to belong.