Solana Campbell never asked to be famous. She just wanted to write, maybe pay rent on time, then go back to writing and avoiding drama like it's her job. Quinton Dynevor is London's favorite scandal. He's seen as arrogant, ill-tempered, and a playboy. Unfortunately for him, his scandals won't get him signed to his dream team. And thanks to one ill-timed photo, the internet is convinced they're a couple. He needs to fix his image. She needs a book deal. It's supposed to be an arrangement: public smiles, private distance, mutual gain. But in the quiet moments between flashes and lies, Solana starts to wonder if there's something real behind the performance. And Quinton? He's starting to forget where the act ends. Fake hand-holding starts feeling a little too real. Private jokes become habit, and the line between pretending and wanting disappears completely After all, the goal was never to fall in love.