Displaced

Eleven-year-old Daniel carries the weight of the foster system in his small shoulders and wary eyes. His world is measured in temporary addresses, social worker visits, and the silent dread of another goodbye. Now, a final chance at permanence emerges with a couple offering a real home. Yet, the fragile architecture of trust, shattered by years of displacement, threatens to collapse under the weight of this new possibility. Daniel must navigate the unfamiliar terrain of belonging, where every gesture of care feels like a test, and the promise of family is both a lifeline and a terrifying leap into the unknown.