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When Cassidy Monroe agrees to cover her best friend's campus security shift so he can hunt down his maybe-ex-girlfriend, she thinks it'll be easy money. Just walk around campus at night, check some doors, avoid suspicious raccoons. What could go wrong?
Everything. Everything could go wrong.
What starts as one shift turns into a semester-long deception as Cassidy keeps covering for her friend. Night after night, she patrols campus, learning to walk like a man, talk like a man, and somehow not fall apart when Devon smiles at her. Their 3 AM coffee breaks become the highlight of her nights. Their conversations about art and dreams and loneliness feel more real than anything in her regular life.
But then Devon does the unthinkable: he starts falling for Elliott.
And Cassidy-behind her mustache and oversized uniform and carefully constructed lies-is falling right back.
As the deception spirals into late-night dinners, almost-kisses, and Devon confessing he's never felt this way about anyone, Cassidy faces an impossible choice. She's living a double life, and Devon is falling for both versions of her without knowing they're the same person. When she tries to meet him as herself-Cassidy, not Elliott-there's no spark. He wants Elliott, the confident (if awkward) security guard who shows up every night.
But how do you build a real relationship on a foundation of fake mustaches and gender-bending lies? How do you tell someone you love them when they don't even know who you are?