Kimberly’s little college life takes a toll when she drunkenly accuses NYU’s Hockey Star Noah Russo of cheating on her. When the drinks clear off, the reality of the night comes crashing in. Noah Russo’s carefully planned life and reputation has been ruined by her. The solution? A fake six-month relationship to make the world believe the scandal was just a misunderstanding.Kimberly and Noah detest each other. She’s stubborn, he’s arrogant, and neither are willing to back down. But as they navigate public appearances, hockey rivalries, and the inevitable sparks flying between them, they starts to wonder if this fake relationship isn’t so fake after all?

“Marry me, Christian.” My voice loud and not trembling, my demeanor palpable and my eyes not leaving him. He looked at me the same way he’s always looked at me, impassively. “What are you talking about, Heather?” He questioned. “You need me and I need you. I want you to marry me.” Having debts to pay and her career to save, Heather who had just been dumped by her boyfriend would do anything to help her mother pay their family debts and save her career even if it meant getting married to her ex boyfriend’s elder brother. It was a marriage of convenience for both partners, but when desire creeps in and Heather realizes that Christian is not anything like people had portrayed him to be.What begins as a marriage of convenience soon becomes something neither of them saw coming. As passion grows and walls come down, Heather discovers that Christian isn’t the heartless man everyone warned her about and he may be the only person who’s ever truly seen her.