I Believe I Can Fly: He Tried to Build Wings. He Accidentally Rewrote Physics.

Zelven Holt was never supposed to fly. In Larkson, Oklahoma, people don't chase impossible things. They inherit jobs. They settle. They stay grounded. Zelven doesn't. While the rest of the town laughs, he builds-paper planes, broken cardboard wings, failed ideas stacked like evidence. Because to him, failure isn't the end of the experiment-it's the data. But he's not alone. Khai, who never looks away.
Rishi, who turns chaos into code. Together, they spend their days testing limits.and their nights trying to understand why they won't stop. What starts as obsession becomes something else. A material that doesn't behave. A discovery that shouldn't exist. A breakthrough that doesn't just change Zelven's life-it challenges the rules everything else depends on. Now, with the town watching-and a rival who's never lost-Zelven faces a choice:Stay the joke everyone expects.or prove that impossible doesn't mean wrong.
Because sometimes the biggest breakthroughs don't come from labs. They come from barns. From friendships that don't break. From those who refuse to stay grounded-even when the world tells them to. A story about friendship, failure, and the courage to chase the impossible.