An arranged proposal

She tries so hard to fit in at her high school, but no matter how hard she tries, nothing seems to work. When her family moves, she discovers that having a boyfriend is the only thing she has not done on her way to becoming popular, and she decides to make that her first action when she moves to her new school.

James Brown, who followed his mother, who is her mother's childhood friend, to greet them when they moved into the neighborhood found her list. James, who is interested and ready for a new adventure, promises to help her. Starting from a makeover to pretending to meet her for the first time, a fake proposal for popularity, they eventually start dating in pretense. She gets what she wants, but complications start when a new student resumes and starts taking an interest in her. Her love is now torn between her pretend boyfriend, who has not informed her about her true feelings, and the new student, who is the childhood friend of his pretend boyfriend and sincerely loves her. How can a pretend love that gives so much joy complicate things at the same time? Is it betrayal or a pretense that love is selfish? Would the three friends walk through this storm without hurting themselves? Who would define love?