Anne feared her husband's reaction getting home back. She knew she can't risk telling him about losing her job. So, she decided to keep this news a secret and hope to find a solution. But losing her job and savings right after another cornered Anne to a decision that made her question her sanity. It was only for a night. So, She said yes to her friend's suggestion to sell herself for a night only. Little did she know no one comes out of his world without his permission.

Jeanie's been dumped; Seven times in seven years. In an attempt to redeem herself and get back at the male specie for their cruelty, Jeanie and best friend Stacy make a pact swearing to break as many hearts as is possible in the next seven years. Fast forward five years and Jeanie is still single and stuck with two jobs she hates; pizza delivery and house sitting. What happens when Jeanie is called upon to watch over the home of Bernard, a rising fashion designer, but somehow manages to get drunk and convince a reporter that she's engaged to Bernard; a news that is now making headlines everywhere? * Bernard, a struggling fashion designer must fight to prove his worth to the rest of the world. Unfortunately, the only way to do that is to hire his insubordinate house sitter to act as his fiancee long enough to get his designs displayed in Paris Fashion Week. But as the weeks leading to Fashion Week progresses, he is shocked to find that not only has Jeanie managed to work her way into his life, she has succeeded in working her way into his heart as well.

Mary Andrews' best friend, April, is finally getting married. They've both been dreaming about their wedding days ever since they were tweens in middle school together. Drew Johnson, April's twin brother, always used to crush their dreams by sneaking into his sister's room and saying that they were never going to get married, or that their wedding day would be filled with disasters. April decides to leave with her fiancee to their pre-honeymoon, so she leaves her wedding details to the two people she trusts. Mary and Drew. What kind of bride would do that? Mary and Drew never got along as kids, but as adults, they're cleaning up their act and form a strange bond. And they have April to thank for leaving them all alone...