Three Months Faking It

Three Months Faking It

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Blair Woodford is looking to pivot. Things are changing in her friends lives and she's needing a revamp. Restarting her acting career just might be the change she's been looking for. Anthony Gallo knows his days in the NHL are numbered. He's getting older, he's getting slower and his knee is close to calling it quits. What comes next is still a big question mark. When Blair and Anthony are forced to call a truce after one too many disastrous run ins, pictures of their attempt at a peace treaty go viral. Now the world thinks they're the hottest new it couple. The smart thing to do would be to send out a statement clearing things up. But when Blair and Anthony get together, they don't usually do the smart thing. Three months. That's the deal. A few fake dates. A kiss for the cameras. And both their careers get the boost they've been looking for. Should be simple, right?
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