When successful architect William Reed receives yet another text from his sister asking if he's bringing someone to her wedding, he knows he's in trouble. His traditional Chinese grandmother has been dropping not-so-subtle hints about settling down, and showing up alone to another family event will only fuel more well-meaning but persistent questions about his love life.
Enter Danny Burns, the charming landscape architect William has been working with - and secretly crushing on - for months. When Danny offers to be William's fake boyfriend for the wedding weekend, it seems like the perfect solution. Danny is confident, funny, and exactly the kind of guy who could win over William's sometimes intimidating family.
There's just one problem: the more time they spend together practicing their couple routine, the less fake their relationship feels. Between intimate dinners, stolen glances, and Danny's genuine interest in William's family traditions, the line between pretense and reality begins to blur.
But when Danny admits he's been harboring real feelings all along, William has to decide if he's brave enough to turn their fake romance into something beautifully, authentically real. Because sometimes the best love stories start with a little bit of pretending - and end with a lifetime of truth.
