Sorry, I don't talk.

Luke is a boy, 17, piercing blue eyes, perfectly styled blonde hair, average. Other than one aspect. He doesn't talk. Ever since he watched his sister, Grace, die in the hospital when he was 12, he hasn't said a word, to anybody. His sister had been his best friend, only friend at some points, and one day, she was in a fatal car accident, leading to her death the next day. Liz and Andrew, Luke's parents, were upset about it, Grace's friends took it hard, but no one was more affected than the little blonde boy, who at that time, didn't know that death could happen to anyone under the age 60, or whenever was considered old. So, 5 years and no words, and next year, he'll turn 18, meaning he will probably move out. What then?
Ashton is a boy, 19 years old, green/brown eyes that were sometimes covered by his silky smooth, chocolate colored hair that stood out against his pale, thin body. Same as Luke, Ash has had some family problems, but nothing involving death, he doesn't think. He doesn't exactly know. His dad walked when Ashton was only 2, leaving him with no memories of the man that had helped bring him into this life. He's also color blind, he was born that way, so he's kind of used to it by now. Sometimes....well, a lot of the time.....Ashton feels as if he isnt good enough. His borther, Harry, and his sister Lauren, are both share a dad, his name is Chris, and he loves them, sends them letters, E-mails, gifts. He cares. Sometimes he incudes something for Ashton to, but Chris isn't Ash's dad, so it doesn't really count. He's been in and out of therapy to help with his depression and suicidal thoughts, but it doesn't help.
What happens when these 2 young men meet one day at a park in London? Maybe they have more in common than what they would expect. Will Luke ever talk? Ever? And will Ashton ever get better with controlling how he feels?