Kayleigh has reached the stage in her sentence for manslaughter where she could be transferred to an open prison and rehabilitation.

It is time of change in her life. She finds employment and enjoys what she is doing but there is still the house where she grew up. As part of the rehabilitation process and subsequent release on licence she finds herself back in the same neighbourhood she had grown up in, and effectively on her own. She finds employment, several jobs but they are dead ends for a young woman who still hasn't lost that urge to travel. At times it seems to be an impossible task.
Finally back in the Youth Club that had been the place where Kayleigh's gang, 'The Team' as she refers to them, she finds herself slowly becoming more involved with its running and in particular the Youth Club Leader who she ultimately confides in. It is he who finally persuades Kayleigh to aim for something big, not just working in local shops. Unconvinced she applied for a job at OSD (Overseas Support and Development) as an apprentice in the centre of London.

Much again her expectations she gets a job there. Could it be the starting point for her in the realisation of her dream?