"Adaeze Okonkwo never planned to fall for anyone. She planned to find out the truth about her father's death — and she planned to do it in six weeks, undercover at the most elite media academy in Port Harcourt, pretending to date the most photographed boy in the country. Tobias Mensah agreed to the arrangement because he needed the distraction. He didn't expect the girl with the careful eyes and the perfectly constructed backstory to actually make him feel something. The problem with building a lie sophisticated enough to fool everyone is that eventually, you forget what's real. And when Ada finally uncovers the truth she came for, it's bigger, darker, and closer to Tobias than she ever wanted it to be. She came to expose his family. She stayed

When seventeen-year-old Sola Bello's mother signs an exploitative work contract with the Harrington Group to cover a family debt — making Sola the family's "contracted personal assistant" for one school year — Sola finds herself bound to eighteen-year-old Remi Harrington, the cold, brilliant heir who didn't ask for her and doesn't want her there. Neither of them expects what happens when he actually starts paying attention to who she is.