Danger Peak

A vandalized locker. A cafeteria ambush. And a plan so crazy, it just might work. Tired of being underestimated, Robert lays it all out: build a custom dirt bike to take on Danger Peak. But first, he’ll have to convince his best friends—and survive another round of cafeteria humiliation.

Before the mountain, there was the garage. In a warm memory edged with sadness, Robert watches his brother Danny in his element—tinkering, teasing, teaching. It's a rare glimpse of the bond they shared, and the painful reminder that now, Robert is building his dream without the one person who would’ve helped him make it real.

A quiet dinner turns into a battlefield of grief and unspoken tension. Robert’s father still sees him as a shadow of his older brother, and his mother is clinging to hope that will never walk through the front door. But when Robert finally stands up for himself, it’s clear: this mountain climb isn’t just about the peak—it’s about everything he’s holding inside.

Three best friends. One treehouse. Zero idea what’s coming next. As Robert lays out his plan to conquer the legendary Danger Peak, Chris and Rinnie think he’s officially lost it—until he brings up the one person who never made it back. With friendship, sarcasm, and a lot of dirt-bike dreams, the Wild Boars take their first steps toward an adventure they may not be ready for.

Taking a Ride of Reflection

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