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- 001Chapter 1
- 002Chapter 2
- 003Chapter 3
- 004Chapter 4
- 005Chapter 5
- 006Chapter 6
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- 008Chapter 8
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Fake Relationship
When Jenny Maxwell, a determined military daughter with ambitions to claim her school's presidency, crosses paths with Justin Timbermind—a business heir escaping to Los Angeles—neither expects the chaos that follows. Their families are locked in conflict, making any genuine connection impossible. Yet desperation breeds solutions: a fake relationship could solve everything. Jenny gains her class president campaign, Justin gets closer to the girl who's captivated him, and both benefit from the arrangement.
But pretense has a way of cracking under pressure. As stolen glances turn meaningful and calculated touches feel dangerously real, the line between performance and authenticity blurs. How long can they maintain the charade before their parents discover the truth? More importantly, can a relationship built on deception transform into something authentic?
One fake relationship. Two real hearts. A love triangle waiting to explode.
When Jenny Maxwell, a determined military daughter with ambitions to claim her school's presidency, crosses paths with Justin Timbermind—a business heir escaping to Los Angeles—neither expects the chaos that follows. Their families are locked in conflict, making any genuine connection impossible. Yet desperation breeds solutions: a fake relationship could solve everything. Jenny gains her class president campaign, Justin gets closer to the girl who's captivated him, and both benefit from the arrangement.
But pretense has a way of cracking under pressure. As stolen glances turn meaningful and calculated touches feel dangerously real, the line between performance and authenticity blurs. How long can they maintain the charade before their parents discover the truth? More importantly, can a relationship built on deception transform into something authentic?
One fake relationship. Two real hearts. A love triangle waiting to explode.
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