Scarlett Monroe is a 24-year-old broke pastry chef in Brooklyn, about to lose her late mother's bakery. Alexander Knight is a cold, ruthless Manhattan billionaire who must get married before his 30th birthday to inherit his father's $500 million empire. He needs a wife. She needs $100,000. He offers her a deal: Marry him for 90 days. Fake marriage. No love. No feelings. After 90 days, they divorce and she walks away rich. She hates everything about rich boys like him. He thinks she's too stubborn and too poor for his world. But when they move into his luxury penthouse on Fifth Avenue and have to pretend to be madly in love in front of his powerful family, the fake kisses start to feel dangerously real. Rule #1 was simple: Don't fall in love. Too bad hearts don't follow contracts.

Aria has 24 hours to find $100,000 or her mother will die. Ethan has 24 hours to find a wife or he will lose his position as CEO of Blackwood Oil & Gas. He needs a temporary wife. She needs money. One contract, one year, no love, no sex. Just business. But everything changes on the night of a charity gala on a beach on a private island. One kiss. One blackout. One fallen pillow wall. Now Aria is pregnant. Ethan's London ex Sandra returns with a fake baby bump and a stolen contract. She signed a contract to be his temporary wife. Now she might become his forever. Or she might lose everything. A sweet, lighthearted, workplace billionaire romance about contract marriage, forced proximity, and love after marriage.