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American transfer student with delay on Canadian study permit currently taking online classes wondering if I could stay with my polish gf in UK?

I'm an (24yo) American international transfer student who is suppose to be in Canada, but am currently taking online classes remotely due to covid delaying me till next semester(January). My polish gf (going on 4 strong years now, not some fling) who is currently working in England was also going to go to Canada through a work permit (also got delayed) is asking me to come and just stay in her place for a brief period, isolate and take my courses online there while she works so we can have some time together as we have been apart for well over a year now. I DEFINITELY would love to be with her and we now have to wait quite some time again, I am capable of taking the classes there, isolating, and have a very healthy bank account to support myself and no debt whatsoever. I have the online courses, a bank account, full ownership of 2 vehicles and a jetski, first degree, paychecks, whatever may be needed to convince immigration it's unrealistic for me to stay nor do I want to. I have been to UK 2 times and stayed for awhile with her before, so I am not sure if they will suspect me of anything as she was detained and interviewed for nearly the same thing while re-entering the US last time (although everything was done legally). Would this even be realistic considering the COVID stuff going on? Is this even legal, does the UK care if I take Canadian online courses while visiting? I'm also unsure of the conditions for the 2 week quarantine and if I would have to stay in a booking or if she took 2 weeks off and quarantined with me if it would be acceptable. Thanks!

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