She controlled every detail of her life until he disrupted everything.
Isha had it all figured out—no strings, no emotions, no wedding bells. Then circumstances forced her hand, and she married the last man on earth she’d ever choose: her brother’s best friend. Arrogant.
Insufferable. Annoyingly attractive. And hiding something she never saw coming. The plan was simple. A mutual arrangement. No feelings. They’d walk away like it never happened.
But somewhere between fake smiles and growing tension, between stolen glances and scorching nights when the door locked behind them, playing pretend became impossible.
What was never supposed to be real threatened to become undeniable.
A marriage of convenience romance about the fine line between pretending and falling—and the moment you can’t tell the difference.
