Evelyn Miller is desperate. With her ten-year-old brother facing a life-threatening illness, she needs one hundred thousand dollars for a life-saving surgery—a sum far out of reach for a struggling graphic designer. Adrian Carter is ruthless. As New York’s most powerful tech tycoon, he has billions in the bank but a major crisis on his hands. His grandfather’s ironclad will demands he get engaged within weeks, or lose control of his multi-billion-dollar empire to his scheming stepbrother. When a disastrous coffee spill brings them face-to-face, Adrian doesn't see a clumsy waitress—he sees the perfect solution to his problem. He offers Evelyn a deal she can't refuse: One year of fake dating, a public engagement, and a massive payout that will save her brother.The rules of the contract are simple:1. Move into his penthouse.2. Act madly in love in front of the media.3. Absolutely, under no circumstances, fall in love for real.It was supposed to be a strict business transaction. But as the lines between acting and reality begin to blur under one roof, they realize that the most dangerous thing about a fake relationship is when the feelings become all too real.