Romans & histoires Fake Dating Trope Books

she said innocently. Dragging in a deep breath, I ran a hand down my face. “After… everything with Reis… Ocean started pestering me about some fake relationship thing.” Her eyes lit up like fireworks as she leaned forward. “FAKE DATING?” she squealed. “Lower your voice.” I winced. She ignored me completely, already bouncing with excitement. “This is amazing, this is literally the best trope ever.” “It’s not a trope,” I muttered. “It’s my life.”

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“Oh come on, at least he’s rich, right? Tall, sharp jawline, terrifying yet handsome? Remember your blind date wish list?” I narrowed my eyes. “You're joking.” “I’m not! He checks every box you gave me: wealthy, brilliant, stupidly good-looking—and now you’re fake-dating him!” "Fake-marrying," I corrected darkly. "There’s a difference. One includes death by corporate scandal." "Harper, you could fall for him. It could be destiny" I could clearly see the sparkle in her eyes. “Riley. If you say the word destiny, I will take this mop and shove it up your—”

How many books, novels, and short stories has Sophia encountered with this very trope of fake relationships? The answer: she cannot even remember anymore. From girlfriends for hire to even being proxy fiancées, she read it all for sure! But having it happen to her? Her brain was starting to malfunction trying to absorb that information. Dating someone you barely know was off on its own but do not all relationships start from scratch? There were a lot of things to say about this setup, but all she was sure of was that she never liked the endings of these kinds of stories.

“It’s not real. He only said it to—” “Not real?” She cut me off, eyes wide. “He announced it in front of the entire party, which was meant for his older brother. Your first crush, June. First you’re sucking his dick and swearing it was photoshopped, now it’s fake dating? I might not be the best at school stuff, but I’m not stupid.” Before I could answer, the classroom door swung open again. Bianca Pierce walked in like she owned the place. The entire room went quiet as every head turned toward her.

“You said YES? To the human embodiment of a stock market crash?” I buried my face in my hands. “I didn’t plan it. He offered—connections, opportunities, security. For us. And I thought of rent, tuition, groceries, all of it, and—” Maya slapped her knee dramatically. “This is literally fanfiction. Fake dating the billionaire boss? I’ve read this trope a hundred times!” “This isn’t a trope, it’s my life!” She snorted. “Same thing.” But then her humor faded, her expression turning sharp.

His answers were vague, shallow, completely improvised. A knot of irritation began twisting in my stomach, tightening with every minute. It didn't take long to realize I'd fallen for the oldest trick in the online dating book. He was one of those guys who would build a fake persona, Google a few facts to sound smart in messages, then cross their fingers and hope their real life charm makes up for everything they lied about.

The first girl proposed they choose books in a row, so it would take more time, however, her partner in crime outsmarted her and said they better choose books from the far bookshelf because they would also walk around with him, and both smiled cheerfully as they disappeared. Finally, So Eun understood why she was treated coldly by Hyuk Soo, he thought she was one of this kind of girls, who just pretend to need a book in order to get closer to him. The whole thing made her pity him, it seemed like these girls are trying to hit on him and they always have the upper hand. "Well, it's just because he's too popular, I guess" So Eun assumed.

It's finally here! Finding Us, formerly known as ‘Crazy About Boys | Finding The One’ when it was originally written on Wattpad, is a New Adult Fiction novel, which is a subgenre of Romance. Since there isn't a New Adult Fiction tag, I'm forced to use the Romance tag. However, there isn't much of a difference, except the aforementioned explains the book better.