He Called Me His Girlfriend

After two months in a coma, Indie Harlow opens her eyes to the two people she trusts most—her boyfriend Jesper and her best friend Liora. Relieved, she decides to test Jesper’s love by pretending she has amnesia. Instead of panic, Jesper smiles and introduces himself as her best friend. Then he pulls Liora closer and says, “This is my girlfriend.” Before Indie can expose the lie, the door opens. Tristan Holt, Jesper’s cold and obscenely rich best friend, walks in. Jesper casually announces, “Oh, finally. This is your boyfriend.” Stunned and betrayed, Indie chooses to play along. She leaves the hospital with Tristan and steps into his world. Tristan keeps his distance at first, still respecting the line between them. But once he uncovers what Jesper and Liora did behind her back while she lay unconscious, the cold restraint begins to crack. And when Jesper and Liora show up at his house to reclaim control, Tristan doesn’t hesitate. He pulls Indie against him, kisses her in front of them, and delivers one cutting line: “Why are you angry? She’s my girlfriend. You’re the one who told her that.” Now the game has changed. And this time, Indie isn’t the only one playing.