Its Junior year and everything is perfect. Riley and Emma are still happily in love and couldn't be better... but they could be worse. Emma's mother has recently been remarried to none other than James Martin. The father of Josh Martin, Emma's exboyfriend and the giant whirlpool of drama that caused Emma and Riley to break up the first time around. As Emma's new step brother is seems Josh may have a hiden agenda.

Everyday extraordinary things happen. Things like the ones you can't believe. Some may call it a tragedy, or a miracle. But what happened to me was either of the two. It was beyond extraordinary. The question that I only have, Why?

"Breaking a heart of a 'Westlife' member and at the same time falling in love with another one pains me. How can I not feel guilty when I know that my relationship might emotionally kill someone?" 1998, Olivia Rain Green was the kind of girl who didn't have friends to count on. Sent to this music training camp to specialize her talent, she meets the famous boy band that she deeply hated.

Vanessa Laine is a college student and aspiring musician. She's got the look and she's got the voice. The only thing that's stopping her is her stage fright...and an opportunity. But opportunity knocks when pop-punk band, The Velocity, holds auditions for a new lead singer at the restaurant that Vanessa works at. Getting in was the easy part. Surviving as the only girl in the band is the hard part. Can she do it?

Riley is the new boy in town and its not long before all the girls are after his love, but in order to keep things sane and keep the girls at bay he enlists the help of a new friend. Emma is a normal girl who has attended Summer-Veil since she started school. She has her main group of friends and is always ready to welcome someone new. When prompted with the request to help out her new friend, what will her answer be. It was only pretend... But they say if you lie long enough the lie begins to be true. Follow Riley and Emma on their Game Of Pretend and see what comes from one innocent lie, with good intentions.