The story

When you were young, you wanted one thing: to belong. To find friends who thought like you, streams flowing the same way. That's how it's supposed to begin — no river starts alone.

But somewhere along the way you discover the other side: a group can also sweep you along. You're no longer moving because you want to, but because everyone wants to stay together. Before you know it you've lost your own riverbed — and you call it love, or friendship, or belonging.

Hana knows the law of the delta: a river can only merge without disappearing if it stays fed by its own source. Connecting with others begins with connecting with yourself. When you know who you are, you can come close without dissolving.

And then the most beautiful thing water can do happens: where two rivers that each have their own source meet, new land is born. Whole without each other — and together, something called "ours".