Kuto was born in Nicaragua, into a life of poverty and violence. His parents were always fighting, and he could never seem to please them. As a result, Kuto grew up feeling like he was nothing more than a burden to everyone around him.
When Kuto was old enough, he left home and began traveling the world. He quickly realized that there was more to life than what he had experienced in his small town. He saw beauty in the simplest things and learned to appreciate life in all its forms.
Eventually, Kuto made his way to America where he found work as a janitor at a local hospital. It wasn’t the most glamorous job, but it allowed him to save up enough money to travel again. And so, for the next few years, Kuto wandered from place to place; seeing new sights and meeting new people.
Throughout his travels, Kuto always kept his black beanie hat on; even when it wasn’t cold outside. It had become like a security blanket for him; something that made him feel safe no matter where he was in the world.
One day, while working at the hospital, Kuto met a woman named Sarah who would change his life forever…
