A Not So Fake Love Story Novels & Stories

I would be in a loveless marriage to this man for three years. “If you won’t fall for each other, by then, and if Mad’s image is restored, then you both decide.” Alessia shrugged, as if faking relationships was her job. “All you have to do is convince people that you’re into each other. It’s not that hard. Vysper has already created your story.” “I don’t want her story.” I looked at them. “I want our own. I’m terrible at lying. I can’t fake it. If you wanna convince the internet, I want it to be organic as it can be.”

“Then we share the bed.” “Absolutely not.” She glared at him. “You’re not sleeping beside me.” “Why? Do I have thorns on my body that will prick you. Or do I smell bad." He lifted his arm and smelled him. No! He wasn't smelling bad. "It's nothing like that. You know we aren't a real couple. Our marriage is fake.” "Fake? For your kind information, our marriage isn't fake at all. Our marriage certificate is real.” Natalia groaned.

Mira looked at Daniel. He looked stricken. "There was never a formal contract. Just an agreement between us." "Which technically makes it worse," Julia said. "Because it looks more casual, more disposable. We need to reframe this as a love story that started unconventionally but ended genuinely." "Except large portions of the public now believe the love story is fake," Daniel said, scrolling through social media reactions. "They think we've been lying this entire time." "Because we have been," Mira said quietly.

Amara had made a terrible mistake. A very terrible one. And somehow, It kept getting worse. “You do realize this is insane, right?” she whispered as they walked into the restaurant. Adrian didn’t even look bothered. Always calm and straightforward. “It’s just dinner.” “With people who think we’re engaged!” “That’s usually how fake engagements work.” Adrian said. Amara glared at him. “You really enjoy stressing me,” She said. “A little.” He added. “At least you’re honest.”

I turned my feet to lean my shoulders on the door and gave him my full attention. "We can sleep together, your bed is large enough for us to be able to sleep comfortably." I licked my lips and crossed my arms, trying hard to look so cool like those badass girls I saw in Korean dramas. Look at what I had right now in my life. A very cliché love story where I, Farrah Evans falls in love with the Campus geek, Uno Saldivar. But hey, I'm not in love with him! Those are for hopeless romantic kiddos who always believed in the power of love! I slapped my cheek lightly and cleared my throat.

This is it. This is how my story ends—not with romance, not with adventure—but with deportation and unpaid cleaning fees. I forced a shaky smile. “Uh… would a membership card from Target count?”

I was thankful he did not ask any question; he just let me hug him and cry on his shoulder. Did she really make a mistake coming back to her? . Did cable really lose all feeling for me? Did our love really Fake Love?? Should go back and get married to alexander."

"I'm looking for the new book Her Fake lover by S. R. Kemple. My friend is desperate to get her hands on it." "Ah yes, the latest scandalous bestseller," the woman chuckled. "Very popular already. Let me check if we have any copies left." She turned and began scanning a nearby shelf packed with new releases. I lingered awkwardly by the entrance, clutching Smoky's carrier. "There's just one left!" The shopkeeper proclaimed triumphantly. She gestured towards the shelf section. "It should be right over there, third row from the top." "Thanks so much," I said gratefully, heading in the direction she'd indicated.

His thumb brushed just below her ear, a touch so gentle it made her breath catch. Then he leaned in and kissed her. It was soft. Brief. The kind of kiss you’d give at a courthouse wedding when a bored clerk was watching. Nothing dramatic. Nothing that would make either of them uncomfortable. But his lips were warm and he smelled like expensive cologne and coffee and something uniquely him. And for just a second, just one second, Alison let herself forget this was fake. Then he pulled back and the moment shattered. “Congratulations,” the clerk said, already reaching for the next file.

They’ve written a love story out of smoke and camera flashes. They have no idea. Because what they’re calling romantic was never real. except ... my fingers tighten around the phone and warmth flickers beneath my skin.it is ridiculous but a small traitorous part of me cant help it.the way he looked at me last night the way he kissed me it did not feel fake.not even for a second. Another alert pings. Then another. TRENDING #1: Aiden Stone’s Mystery Girlfriend TRENDING #2: #ProtectiveAiden