Giselle Landry shows up to her first date in years, expecting to have a lovely dinner with the tall, dark and handsome man she's been talking to online for months. Instead, she finds herself in a restaurant full of strangers. Eventually, it becomes obvious one of the men there is the guy she has been talking to. But he looks nothing like him. She did not shave her legs for this. Hunger overtakes embarrassment because a girl's gotta eat. So, Giselle pulls up a stool at the bar to grab a bite and immediately strikes up a conversation with the handsome bartender, Feliciano Arias. Sparks fly as he shows her parts of the city she never knew existed. On the surface, everything is charm and excitement. But Giselle can't shake the feeling that she doesn't really know the man behind the tattoos. Is she being catfished again?

Despite being given everything she could possibly need in life, Désirée Lavoie is struggling to figure out what she wants. Toeing the line between what she thinks she wants and what her parents expect means studying to become a lawyer by day and dating hot-jock, bad-boy Donovan Murdock by night. Things go well until news of the two together at a party reaches her parents. To avoid blowing her cover, Désirée blurts out the only lie she can think of: that she's dating the buttoned-up, parent-approved Matías Cortés. Convincing Matías to date her is easy enough; convincing her parents that he's a suitable match is a trickier class to pass. But her relationship status goes from complicated to hot mess when she finds herself falling for him too. Dating one guy in secret was possible. But keeping two guys secret to different sets of people is more calculus than Désirée's English Major mind can handle. Especially when the two guys meet and turn into bros overnight. The more their friendship grows, the more dangerous Désirée's ruse becomes. Her odds of getting found out increase by the second. If she can't decide between the two boys, she'll end up losing them both. ~ * ~ Update Schedule will be announced once we solidify it. ~ * ~