One True Friend

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Amir struggles to adjust to his new life with the Smiths, his caring foster parents, and feels a sense of disconnection, especially since his youngest brother doesn't recognize him. Despite the warmth of his new home, Amir's discomfort stems from the loss of his family after their parents' death. His longing to reunite with his other siblings amplifies his feelings of isolation, as he seeks a sense of belonging and connection in his new environment.