Blindsided

Noah Miller is the Golden Boy of the campus. He's the star quarterback: charming, loud, and on his way to the NFL. But his perfect image is beginning to show cracks.

The coach's ultimatum is clear: clean up your reputation with a stable relationship, or your dream is over.

In a panic, Noah devises the perfect cover story: his pragmatic, organized, best friend, Ellie Davis.

Ellie is the only one who knows the real Noah-the boy struggling under the pressure-and she's been secretly in love with him for years. Unable to refuse him anything, she hesitantly steps into the role of the "stable girlfriend."

What starts as a simple agreement to save his career quickly turns into a dangerous game.
They practice kissing. They invent stories. They go on fake dates for the cameras. And with every awkward touch, the lines between acting and reality begin to blur. Noah starts noticing things he never saw before and Ellie finds it increasingly difficult to keep the wall around her true feelings intact.

What happens when the most intense kiss of their lives isn't in the script? And what if the "fake" game falls apart and the truth destroys everything they thought they were... including their friendship?

The danger of a blindsided attack is that you never see it coming until it's too late. And sometimes, the biggest blow isn't the one that threatens your career, but the one that hits your heart.