#LookingForAlaskaContest

#LookingForAlaskaContest

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Constance doubts whether her decision to embark on a three month journey to Cameroon West Africa is the right one. She's eighteen and has never left home. Despite being a quarter African she looks like her Russian mother and she worries she'll be treated as an outsider. Perhaps she should stay home and play it safe.
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