My way out
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Ever grew up in a place where fitting in, is your last result? Felt like you are forced to be/do something? That you have no place on this earth? So does Malik. Ever since he was little his dad's destined him to take over his dad's mechanic business. But hanging around the wrong crowd you never thought you'd end up in.
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