What happens when two best friends pretend to be in love, only to discover that some feelings are harder to fake than they imagined? Amara is dreading her sister's wedding at Our Lady of Assumption Catholic Church in New Achimota. Her ex will be there with his new girlfriend, and her family won't stop asking when it will be her turn. Desperate not to look lonely, she begs her best friend Jason to be her fake boyfriend for one week at her family house. Jason has secretly loved Amara for years. Saying yes is the easiest thing he's ever done. Pretending is the hardest. As they share a room, fool her loud, loving Ghanaian family, and dance through wedding parties, the line between fake and real begins to blur. But when her ex asks for a second chance and Amara discovers Jason has loved her all along, she feels betrayed was their whole week a lie? Will she risk her best friendship for a love she never planned? Or will fear make her lose him forever?

She came to Westbridge to build her future. Falling for its basketball captain was never part of the plan. Harper Ellis has a plan for her second year at Westbridge University: focus on journalism, secure a prestigious summer internship, and avoid unnecessary distractions. Unfortunately, her latest assignment comes with a complication. Jace Calloway is Westbridge's charming, confident basketball captain. He's competitive, annoyingly playful, and far too comfortable getting under Harper's skin. When Harper is assigned to document the basketball team throughout the season, she finds herself spending more time with the one person she would rather avoid. Between interviews, late-night editing sessions, basketball games, unexpected friendships and arguments neither of them knows how to win, their professional arrangement begins to blur. Jace thinks Harper is his favourite distraction. Harper thinks he's the biggest inconvenience she's ever encountered. But somewhere between the teasing and the moments neither of them planned, they begin to discover that falling for someone can be the most unpredictable part of growing up. Sometimes, the person who disrupts your plans becomes the best part of them.

Jessa Quinn has one rule: never owe a rich person anything. Then she's suspended and forced to tutor Hayden King, the untouchable hockey captain whose father runs the company that fired her mother. When Hayden proposes a fake relationship to escape his father's control, Jessa agrees for her own reasons: access to the King house, and the truth. But every fake kiss gets harder to fake, and Mr. King is watching.