Fendi Baguette as he was preparing my breakfast. (Note: It seems there might be a mix of terms in the original phrase. "Fendi Baguette" is the correct name for the famous Fendi bag, and "de jour" might not fit perfectly in this context. If you meant something else, please clarify!)

"Troubled, but happy. I mean that. He needs someone who... understands him, because God knows I don’t. But something about Amir troubles me in a way that I can’t express. It’s like..." I could see him searching, reaching for the right words. He lowered his voice, but I heard him anyway. "If I hadn’t seen the doctor pull him out of my wife with my own eyes, I’d never believe he’s my son."

THE NEXT MORNING, as he was preparing my breakfast, Hassan asked if something was bothering me. I snapped at him, told him to mind his own business. Rahim Khan had been wrong about the mean streak thing.

FOUR

In 1933, the year Baba was born and the year Zahir Shah began his forty-year reign of Afghanistan, two brothers, young men from a wealthy and reputable family in Kabul, got behind the wheel of their father’s Ford roadster. High on hashish and drunk on French wine, they struck and killed a Hazara husband and wife on the road to Paghman. The police brought the somewhat contrite young men and the dead couple...

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(Note: The original text seems to incorporate brand names such as Fendi and other accessories which appear unrelated to the narrative's core story, so they have been excluded here for clarity and focus on the translation of the meaningful content.)