Yennifer Winterbourne thought her twenty-fifth birthday would be the beginning of her happily ever after. Instead, she catches her boyfriend of four years betraying her with her own sister. Heartbroken and humiliated, Yennifer decides she's done with love. Unfortunately, heartbreak doesn't pay the bills, and with only three months left of her journalism internship at Languard Media House, she is handed an assignment everyone expects her to fail: secure an exclusive interview with George Ashford, New York's beloved hockey captain and billionaire CEO. There's just one problem. George hates interviews. He hates journalists even more. And Yennifer doesn't even care about hockey. Her impossible assignment becomes even more disastrous when she accidentally walks into George's private bathroom, turning their first encounter into a humiliating misunderstanding. Furious, George investigates and becomes convinced the incident wasn't accidental. Yennifer refuses to back down. Their battle of wills continues until George's grandmother arrives in New York determined to see him settle down before he turns thirty. Desperate to get his grandmother off his back, George makes Yennifer an outrageous offer: pretend to be his girlfriend for twenty-one days, and he'll finally give her the exclusive interview she's been chasing. One house. One complicated arrangement. Twenty-one days. But when the contract ends, they may have to answer one question: Was it all just an act for Grandma… or the beginning of something real? What could go wrong?