Getting dumped a week before my sister’s wedding means showing up alone and giving my family one more reason to question every choice I have made.
Nate Wells, who has only ever been my best friend’s older brother, volunteers to be my fake boyfriend for the weekend.
He is far too good at the part, and every time he stands between me and their judgment, the looks, the laughter, and the moments he takes my hand make me see him differently.
Our hotel room has only one bed, which blurs the line between the act and what I am starting to feel.
The wedding was supposed to end the pretending, but we have to keep up the ruse, and the longer it lasts, the harder it is to tell what is real.
Falling for Nate still is not an option, because if this comes apart I could lose him and everything else that matters to me.
