The Ferry That Crossed Without Leaving SHORT

In the lake town of Rowenfield, a small ferry operates on no fixed schedule, crossing the water even when no passengers are aboard. When Caleb Ives is asked to temporarily manage the ferry, he discovers that the crossings are not about distance, but decision. People board the ferry not to reach the opposite shore, but to understand why they are standing where they are. As the ferry continues its quiet journeys, Caleb learns that some transitions are internal—and some places exist only to help people realize they are already where they need to be.