Where You Glow

Where You Glow

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Imagine a twenty-four-year old who has always been home for most of her whole life. Good, 'cause that's Noora Salim. And it's not because her parents were strict and always kept her at home- oblivious to the world outside the four walls. It's because she has a gift. A gift that not only scares her parents of her trying to live a normal life, but a gift they fear could get their daughter hurt. Now that Noora is succeeding in her career, situations have changed. She can't work remotely anymore, she has to go to work in an office setting. They say many incidents and occurrence in life are fated. Like so, with Noora and the people she meets.
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