Maybe because of his funny name or his biracial background, he was a bully magnet. You okay? someone asked as Kekoa walked toward the airport parking lot. He and his mom would figure out the rest in June. Instead, Kekoa was going to stay in Hawaii and finish his senior year. He couldn’t imagine how he would’ve been treated in Ted’s snow-white home of Bath, Maine. Kekoa had been an outcast in Hilo as a half-black, half-Hawaiian kid. He was moving from the big island to the big city. Kekoa would live with his biodad’s mom, his kupuna wahine, in Honolulu. She was on her way to the mainland to live with some guy named Ted she met online. Kekoa Pahinui tried not to cry as his mom passed through security at Hilo International Airport.
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