Leila Robinson is not crazy. She suffers from unrequited love. But it's time to move on. No more stalking and no more intrusive calls.

And she just needs a distraction. The blue-eyed guy she always sees on campus should be perfect - except he's her new poetry professor. And he's married.

Thomas Abrams seems like the stereotypical creative person - rude, arrogant and self-absorbed - but Leila is not intimidated by his angry looks or ridicule. She may not be particularly good at poetry, but she can read between the lines. Hiding behind his malice and aggression, Thomas is lonely, and Leila is hell-bent on finding out why.

Sometimes you get everything you want. Sometimes you find yourself in the bar closet with your professor and you kiss him. And he kisses you back like the world is going to end and he won't have the chance to do it again. With his kisses, he makes you erase from your memory many years of unrequited love. Forgetting all the rules, you dare to reach out to something that does not belong to you.