Summary

Moses began visiting Maman Fiat 500 every afternoon. He told her about the orphanage, Papa Moupelo and the dance of the Pygmies of Zaire. He noted that she could dance it well as she was also from Zaire. She in turn told Moses about her family, that her mother had also been a prostitute. Moses learned that she had gotten her name from the car she used to own in Zaire. She had been given it as a gift from Wabongo-Wabongo III, an opponent to the president of Zaire. He lived in Brussels but visited in secret due to his difficulty with the president. On one occasion, the President of Zaire witnessed Wabongo-Wabongo III exiting Maman Fiat 500’s House. He had come to visit her himself. His aides denied that it could be Wabongo-Wabongo III. When the President discovered that it really was his...