Fake Relationships Quotes Novels & Stories

The system chimed, cheerful and cruel as ever. [Main Mission Activated: Become the CEO’s Shield.] [Task: Accept Fake Relationship Proposal.] [Reward: +15 Affection Points. Failure: Host Termination.] Termination. Again. My lips twitched into something that might have been a smile. “Fake boyfriend. Sure, I can do fake. I’m amazing at fake. My whole life is basically fake.” Dream tilted his head slightly, his tone flat. “So you accept.” “Do I even have a choice?”

Jane said slowly, “but even if he’s doing it to spite you, if this keeps up… he might end up falling for her for real. That’s how these things work. Fake relationships can turn real. Feelings get involved.” Jessica rolled her eyes and picked up her phone, ignoring her friend. She hated when people said things she didn’t want to hear, especially when there was even a sliver of truth to it. She could feel Jane’s words poking at her built confidence, and she didn’t like that. “You do have a plan, right?” Jane asked, her voice lowering into something more serious. Jessica suddenly paused. She shifted uncomfortably on the bed, the phone slipping slightly in her hand. Her eyes flickered up toward

"If you say so." There it was again. That same dismissive phrase that made me want to throw my phone across the room. "Stop saying that!" I typed in all caps. "Saying what?" "'If you say so.' You keep saying it like you don't believe me." "I believe that you believe what you're saying." "That's the same as not believing me!" "Is it?" I actually growled at my phone in frustration. "Fine," Derek typed. "I believe you. The kiss meant nothing. The date will be completely fake. Our entire relationship is pretend. Everything is fake. Happy?"

It was because the whole thing sounded impossible. How could Kelvin McSmith, the most handsome man that she had ever set her eyes on and the son of one of the richest men on Earth be asking her out? He gave her a self-satisfied smile before saying "Oh common, you know what I'm talking about. It's not a real relationship. It's just to make Zhang jealous. I'm really bored and being in a fake relationship might be the best thing for me right now" 'Fake relationship!' echoed inside Alisha's brain for almost a minute before she angrily got out of her seat.

“I knew you were going to say something.” “Oh, come on,” he groans. “The pictures? The kiss? The internet practically built a shrine in your honor. Are you two picking out houses yet?” “No,” I say flatly. “We’re fake dating. For PR.” Matteo freezes mid-chew. Then starts laughing so hard he nearly chokes. “You—” he gasps—“have the worst luck of any man I’ve ever met.” I pinch the bridge of my nose. “Can you take this seriously for two seconds?”

I thought one wasnt supposed to cheat in relationships, if you do it, i'll do it. Noooo! I've never cheated on anyone before, I wouldn't do that, not even to you... Altho this is a fake relationship, I wouldn't do that Erm.. this isn't a fake relationship. This is real, this is very, very real. a short term thing , i give you that but isn't fake, I'm being honest with you, I'm being 100% real with you, I'm showing you who I am and I'm letting you in, don't tell me that you've thought that how I've been a lie. don't insult me like that.

Next to us, Cam and Tessa snort. Liam looks at me like I said something odd, but brushes it off and shoots me a dazzling smile. My breath hitches, apparently I can't speak when those dimples are so close by. "Only terrible things, I assume." I'm about to deny his words - because it's not completely true - but Tessa mutters underneath her breath. "Naturally." I raise an eyebrow at her, it's obvious she has a high opinion of him. "So," Cam says, flipping the menu shut and leaning forward. "What's the deal? Are we sealing this fake relationship with a dramatic hand-hold? Maybe some light forehead kisses for practice?"

"All right, Mr. Heathrow. Now let's discuss strategy. Believability is the first rule of fake relationships. The general public must purchase it. Therefore, even if the story is completely made up, it must have an authentic feel. With a hint of humor returning to his voice, he said, "And you've already nixed the storm stranded strangers in a tiny motel room' version?""Unfortunately, yes,"she sighed. "Too ridiculous for a professional sportsman. It shouts "one-night stand,"not "soulmates."We require something relatable and uncliched that evokes a sense of destiny.

"This is my neighbor, Marlene Welch. Her ex-boyfriend ran off with a gold digger, so now she can't stand women who wear designer brands. Please don't take it personally." Though he said "please don't take it personally", his tone carried not the slightest reproach toward her. "Don't take it personally?" I chuckled coldly. "Mr. Crawford, I'm not a therapist. Her breakup has nothing to do with me, but slandering me? That I won't stand for. She'd better watch her mouth next time, or I'll have my lawyer send a cease-and-desist letter immediately." Marlene let out an exaggerated laugh. "Lawyer? Cease-and-desist letter? Oh wow, you're really getting into character, aren't you? A fake socialite lik

He stopped after sometime, with tears in his eyes and face all red from laughing at a long stretch. "Are you done with your daily dose of laughter Mr.Karwitz?" He nodded, his muscles still rumbling from left over laughter. "It's Fake." "What?" "It's Fake dating.Please hear me out." The one thing I had ever learnt about a fair business deal is that, if one is looking forward to a partnership they must always come clear to the other party about what they had in mind. Keeping secrets always blows off the plan in the long run.