Wildflowers aren't the only things that bloom where they shouldn't.
Margot Grace knows everything about love stories.
As Hollywood royalty, she's spent her life watching romance play out in headlines and across movie screens.
Enough to know chemistry is easy, attraction–– fun, but happily-ever-afters rarely leave room for both love and
the life you've built for yourself.
Unfortunately, her family thinks she's overdue for a romance arc—starting with her cousin's wedding.
Enter Luca. Her ridiculously hot, rockstar neighbor.
He's charming, confident, and far too pleased by the idea of being the man on her arm.
The arrangement is simple: Glamorous appearances with zero expectations, and one rule.
Friends only.
It's easy. Fun and it works.
Until a fire leaves Margot temporarily homeless and her family decides she should move in with her boyfriend.
Her fake boyfriend.
Now they're sharing a home, routines, and far too much time together.
Between wedding events, late-night confessions, whiskey cocktails, and one annoyingly attractive man bun, their carefully controlled friendship starts becoming something neither of them planned for.
Because, the more Margot sees the man behind the rockstar image, the harder it becomes to remember why she ever thought they were just friends.
Love, like a wildflower, has a habit of growing exactly where it shouldn't.
And whiskey has a way of making sure the truth always comes out.
Genre: Romance
Margot Grace knows everything about love stories.
As Hollywood royalty, she's spent her life watching romance play out in headlines and across movie screens.
Enough to know chemistry is easy, attraction–– fun, but happily-ever-afters rarely leave room for both love and
the life you've built for yourself.
Unfortunately, her family thinks she's overdue for a romance arc—starting with her cousin's wedding.
Enter Luca. Her ridiculously hot, rockstar neighbor.
He's charming, confident, and far too pleased by the idea of being the man on her arm.
The arrangement is simple: Glamorous appearances with zero expectations, and one rule.
Friends only.
It's easy. Fun and it works.
Until a fire leaves Margot temporarily homeless and her family decides she should move in with her boyfriend.
Her fake boyfriend.
Now they're sharing a home, routines, and far too much time together.
Between wedding events, late-night confessions, whiskey cocktails, and one annoyingly attractive man bun, their carefully controlled friendship starts becoming something neither of them planned for.
Because, the more Margot sees the man behind the rockstar image, the harder it becomes to remember why she ever thought they were just friends.
Love, like a wildflower, has a habit of growing exactly where it shouldn't.
And whiskey has a way of making sure the truth always comes out.
Genre: Romance