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Jessie Roberts is colorblind, despite this he has always loved drawing, art, and everything creative. He aspires to be an artist but he lives in black and white, at home he has a loving mom but a father still coming around to him being genderfluid.

Chanson Taylor is deaf. However he is mesmerized by musicians' hands flowing over piano keys, and wants to do it himself. Living at home with a father fighting to find work, he survives by watching pianists, but can he himself be one.

Zale Vittorio is blind. After a disease took his sight at the age of five he lives in darkness. One of the things he does remember about the world is ballet. The fluid movements and beautiful music. His parents wish he would aspire to do something more to his abilities, but can he let his love for dancing go?

Charity Stevens is selectively mute. After a car crash that killed her parents, she hasn't spoken a word in front of people. Her older sister, Aika, is her only tether to sanity. Despite this, she loves music and longs to sing. Will she overcome the trauma of her parents' death or stay silent.

When all of them meet at high school they become unlikely friends. Will they overcome their obstacles and achieve they're dreams? Or will they become forgotten.

*Disclaimer* I myself am not colorblind, deaf, blind, mute, or genderfluid,and I sincerely apologize if I get anything wrong