Despite the hardships, Rofunwa refused to give up. He excelled at school, earning an achievement award and a certificate of success with a impressive 78% grade. His grandmother beamed with pride.

As he grew older, his aunt met the Bishop and fell in love. The Bishop had goats, and Rofunwa saw an opportunity to earn money by taking care of them. He was thrilled, but his earnings were meager - only 30 Rand per month. His sister Mukona helped him, earning 50 Rand per month.

When his aunt had a baby boy, Rofunwa was initially excited but soon grew to dislike the child. During a ceremony to introduce the baby, Rofunwa and his siblings were tasked with looking after the goats all day. When they returned, they found that all the food had been consumed, leaving them hungry and angry. Rofunwa cursed the Bishop, fueling his growing hatred towards the baby.

One morning, his aunt asked him to play with the baby while she prepared a feast. Rofunwa initially refused but eventually agreed. While playing, the baby urinated on his lap, enraging him. However, the baby's joyful laughter eventually won him over, and they bonded.

When school was about to reopen, his mother arrived to take him to live with her. Rofunwa was initially hesitant, crying all night, but eventually left with his mother to start a new life. Everything was different, and the memories of his past haunted him. He spent days feeling lonely but eventually made friends through his brother's connections.

School life improved significantly, with Rofunwa now having a lunchbox and extra money. Though not wealthy, his situation was better than before.

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