At seventeen, life was supposed to be easy. A time where friends round up, make memories of their last year in high school and then get shipped off to college to start their lives. But for Michelle White, at seventeen it appeared as if she lived in an entirely different universe. One where her life is surrounded by death, toxic men that could only be found at the depth of a cliche novel and unexplainable twists of events that sends her life spiralling in a path she never expected for herself.

Michelle White, the 'good girl' next door was anything but the cliche stereotype. She was more than that. She wasn't simple, or boring, or devoted to her schoolwork and her prestigious parents. No, she was damaged goods, on the outside she was yellow and ripe and in the eyes of everyone, she was the girl all mothers desired for their sons to wed. But on the inside, she was rotting away, blackened by her darkest desires that only come out to play when in the company of someone who battles the same crippling addiction as she does.

She thought everything had finally gone back to normal after one sudden turn of events in her already unordinary life had taken place, until she meets him; Mason Hunter, the juvenile delinquent whose form of art is damage. Loving and charming were two words you could use to describe Mason, but on a bad day terrifying and dangerous held as much meaning. Everyone sees an asshole who disregards people's feelings on the outside, but that's what happens when you look at the world through a colourful lens. No one could see the boy struggling to cope with his mental health on the inside, only the one damaging himself and everything on the outside.

What happens when two damaged teens find their way to one another? Will Michelle's life finally be normal? Or will Mason poison her more with his toxic love, a love so unhealthy, obsessive and unnatural. . .no one dares to question it.

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Published on: July 10th, 2018

Finished on: August 29th, 2018

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