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Nawal who originates from a small village on the outskirts of the English countryside believes moving to London will be the answer to all of her problems. She however suffers a massive culture shock one that can't just be swallowed with a pinch of salt. How will she cope with being immersed into a whole new world, a world she did not expect to encounter. Will she crumble under the pressure of trying to fit in or will she find solace in this new environment and the relationships she builds. What is London really like?
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