I needed a date. Not a soulmate.
I'm fine with my life as it is. Single and satisfied on my own. But when a wedding invite demands a plus-one, I can't stand the thought of going alone. Again. So I do something crazy and seek the help of a matchmaker to find me a date. Just this once.
Enter Dylan: charming, carefree, and about as subtle as a firework in a library. We would never date for real. But this is just pretend.
He’s using the matchmaking service for one date too—only it's for a weekend family reunion.
It’s supposed to be simple. We swap one fake date each and satisfy our families' expectations. No strings, no feelings, no chance of us falling for each other.
So why does it suddenly feel like maybe the matchmaker got it exactly right?
Genre: Romance
I'm fine with my life as it is. Single and satisfied on my own. But when a wedding invite demands a plus-one, I can't stand the thought of going alone. Again. So I do something crazy and seek the help of a matchmaker to find me a date. Just this once.
Enter Dylan: charming, carefree, and about as subtle as a firework in a library. We would never date for real. But this is just pretend.
He’s using the matchmaking service for one date too—only it's for a weekend family reunion.
It’s supposed to be simple. We swap one fake date each and satisfy our families' expectations. No strings, no feelings, no chance of us falling for each other.
So why does it suddenly feel like maybe the matchmaker got it exactly right?
Genre: Romance
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