On the other side of summer

Lena , a young city girl, leaves her hectic life in New York to spend the summer with her father in Montana.
Isolated in a small village surrounded by hills and ranches, she finds herself confronted with the slow pace of rural life, the silence of the plains, and the quiet power of nature.
To escape boredom and get to know her new surroundings, she befriends June, the owner's daughter, and spends time at Silver Pines Ranch. Between horseback rides, days spent with animals, and long evenings spent gazing at the sky, Lena discovers a world of simple but profound routines, where every gesture counts and every glance tells a story.
Through her encounters with Eli, the ranch manager, and Noah, the attractive young stable boy, Lena is confronted with new emotions, unexpected choices, and a reality that teaches her patience, respect for others, and the depth of human connections.
As the summer progresses, the ranch becomes a place of discovery, questioning, and inner transformation for her. Between fascination, friendship, and silent intimacy, Lena learns that certain experiences, even brief ones, can leave a lasting mark on life and the heart.