Syed Kashif Sajjad

The Immigrant Syed Kashif Sajjad

The immigrant is not just a book it's a true story of a young man who left his family and his friends behind and relocated to the UK . . . "I left my home in the sunshine and next morning when I woke up I found myself in the streets of London" . . . "After half an hour a young girl came next to me and said, "Sir would you like tea, coffee, juice or Pepsi "? and I asked her " What else do you have" She smiled and said, " Food will be served after a while " "As soon the doors opened the fresh and the cold air hit my face and said welcome to London Heathrow a place where dreams can come true" "In thousands of people nobody knows who I am? Where I came from? Why am I here" "I ran towards the doors and heard the another announcement, " The doors are now opening" and I was surprised and thought it's not only known as The London Underground but also The speaking trains . . . "Somebody from the queue said Sainsbury and I asked? Is this a town or city other than London or Manchester" "After arriving in the UK I found everyone who was already here as a philosopher and a high profile intellectual as they give me advise free of cost and they want to force their advise on me that I have to do it" "Next morning I was awoken by a call from The Police. They explained to me that they had fined my house mate £30 due to riding through a No Entry and they retain the bike to check the ownership status as its been reported as stolen few months ago" "After 7 years one day I was sitting on my own, feeling alone, tired, and very stressed completely fed up with everything and I thought to go back home to visit my family and friends. The people who I left behind long time ago and to live not a slave but an independent life" First Edition 2014 By Syed Kashif Sajjad