The Forest Doesn't Forget

When the bus crashes deep in the wilderness, Olivia wakes to blood, silence, and a boy carrying her out. Their classmates are gone, the woods stretch endlessly in every direction, and there's no signal-no way to call for help.

As the small group of survivors gathers what little they can, Olivia finds herself drawn to Noah, the quiet boy with steady hands and tired eyes who somehow always knows what to do. Together, they face more than the elements: grief, fear, and the impossible weight of leading others when you barely know how to save yourself.

But in the stillness of the forest, with nothing familiar left, a fragile kind of hope begins to grow-one built not on rescue, but on each other.

This isn't a camping trip anymore.
It's survival.
And maybe something more.