syn·es·the·sia (noun); the production of a sense impression relating to one sense or part of the body by stimulation of another sense or part of the body. "When you kiss me, it's a flash of electric blue." I mumble as he sweeps down to press his lips to mine again. "I hope you like that color then, sweetheart." - Emerson Grey is quiet, shy, and she sees the world in shades of vivid color through a condition called synesthesia. Sebastian de Luca is known to werewolves everywhere for his unrelenting presence as the young alpha of the most formidable pack in the country. Forced to spend a year inside the confinements of a public high school, Sebastian is immediately drawn to a girl he meets in class- one who represents a shock of bright color in his simple world of black and white. Emerson is determined to keep her distance from the intriguing new boy, but she can only keep her barriers up for so long before he crashes through them and she realizes that maybe the colors in her world aren't the only things she has to rely on.
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