After being faced with depression, Jacob decides suicide is the only way out. As he stands, ready to jump, a voice calls out to him, a voice that claims there is another way out. It claims he can start over. Jacob doesn't believe this, but he is soon proven wrong when he falls in love with someone who had loved him from the start.

Living in a cruel world where everything and everyone is out to get you is a bad thing. If anyone is to know what a bad thing is its Jack L. Freeman. A black furred feline with one green and one blue eye along with markings on his body that change color. So this makes him a likely target for bullies and all sorts of things. It doesn't stop there though. He goes home to an abusive family who doesn't even want him and a boyfriend who doesn't seem to care. Just when things look bad for Jack a familiar figure walks into his life again and tries to help Jack back on his feet. An eighth-grade teacher by the name of Justin K. Jones. A Tiger who has set his life to helping kids. Jack needs someone's help badly but is too scared to ask anyone for it. Justin then takes matters into his own hands and helps Jack. Little to his surprise Jack has more reasons to not ask him for help after they hang out for a couple of weeks.