The upcoming party

"It's me who's burning the trash". An inscription on the wall of the courtyard of the agricultural school, between the girls' toilets and the boys' toilets. Who could write that? Who set the trash can on fire? Maybe it's Donovan, a boy who's not like other boys. Maybe it's Ares, he's new, and not from here. Or Chloé, the only girl, or almost, from the agricultural school. La Fête àvenir is an ode to freedom, the one you get by taking the risk of the crossroads, the one you allow yourself by freeing oneself from beliefs and habits. Chloé, Ares and Donovan are not going to make history, are not going to change the world, but they do wish to master their destinies, an ambitious objective given the many obstacles. They need life and much more, they need to invent rivers and dive into them. They no longer want to be market values, adjustment variables, they want to start imagining a world after. They want an excuse to party, even if the party is fleeting. _________ "I have to warm the sap of the trees. I have to devour the sky. I have to invent rivers and dive into them. I have to stretch a thread between the world and me. I have to rock in my dreams." I need life and more. » A story that concentrates the passion, the rage to live and the thirst for freedom of three teenagers. A call to be alive, intensely.