"- Wait, what did you actually say to Flachard?
I bend down to pick up my bag and other belongings. I tip over a bit, but I manage to stay roughly upright. I lean on Monique. Monique is my stick.
I told him that there are a thousand reasons to love or respect disabled people, but never just because they are disabled. For example, we can be funny, good guys, culinary artists, good minds. But we can also be plain stupid. They're just as stupid as anyone else. No better, no less. So respect us for the right reason, Mr. Director. Well, that's what I told Flachard. Broadly speaking."

Vlad is a new guy at school. When he is sitting, all he sees is his beautiful eyes, his mischievous locks hanging in his eyes, his charming smile.
But when he stands up and walks, his knees buckle, his movements are unorganized, his balance is shaky: he has been disabled since birth. The good-natured, sensitive and outspoken boy quickly makes friends, who wholeheartedly stand by him to make his dream come true.
Lou, the beautiful blonde Lou, is also among them, but Vlad wants more than just friendship with her...

A fresh-sounding, heart-warming story about love, friendship, otherness, acceptance, which proves that even if you have two feet (barely) on the ground,
you can still reach for the stars.

Fly with it!