A new sky

When sixteen-year-old Alex moves from Calgary to Vancouver, he's convinced life will never feel the same. Leaving behind his childhood home, friends, and the familiarity of the prairies, he braces himself for another year of being the new kid. But Vancouver surprises him-especially Noah, a quiet, artistic boy with a sketchbook full of dreams and a gaze that lingers a little too long.

As Alex and Noah grow closer, their connection shifts from friendship to something deeper, something neither of them expected but both are drawn to. Between late-night talks, bike rides along the seawall, and stolen glances in the hallways, Alex begins to realize that home isn't a place-it's a feeling. But with new love comes uncertainty, and Alex must navigate the fears and excitement that come with opening his heart for the first time.

In a city where the ocean meets the mountains, Alex discovers that sometimes, moving forward means embracing the unknown-and that love, in all its forms, is worth the risk.