Even though she's unsure of what is outside those walls and unsure if she will ever return, she squares her shoulders and walks out, headed for Trade City. But what she finds is completely unexpected and she must have faith that God has chosen this path for her and it is her destiny. However, can she overcome her prejudices and rely on her sworn enemy, Amir Nadjar, a Muslim? Especially when they were the terrorists that forced her great grandparents into hiding. Then again, is he the real enemy or is there something or someone even bigger to be afraid of?