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The protagonist decides to go to Casablanca. She is running away from her ex in search of something that she misses in her hometown - the big, bustling Cairo. On the plane, she has an unexpected encounter that completely changes the course of her life. On her way to Casablanca, the girl plunges into her memories and tells the story of her everyday life in Cairo, a big city crowded with people and traffic. The heroine describes her relationships with her friends, notices the details of the characters of the people around her, creating vivid portraits of modern Egyptian youth. The story is reminiscent of Shahrazada's tales from The Thousand and One Nights - the heroine describes every day, dwelling in detail on essential details that saturate the narrative with vivid characteristics of the Egyptians' life and habits, as well as allusions to Egyptian culture and fashion.