From frenemies to fake fiancés, what could possibly go wrong?
Jae is a control freak with an ego bigger than Manhattan and a smirk that makes me want to slap it off his absurdly handsome face.
Once my best friend, now my overbearing boss, Jae pushed me to the brink. So, I quit.
Or at least I tried to.
Jae, the devil in designer suits, digs up a contract clause that chains me to him for another six months. Just when I think things can’t get worse, he drops his latest bombshell: he wants me to be his fake fiancé.
Now, I’m stuck playing house with the man who tops my nemesis list.
Each staged kiss and faux embrace blurs the lines, making me question what’s real and what’s just part of the act.
And to make things even more confusing, Jae might be an arrogant boss at work, but as my fake fiancé, he’s turning into something else entirely. Something dangerously close to the man I once loved.
The End in Friends is a standalone frenemies-to-lovers fake engagement romantic comedy packed with electric tension, laugh-out-loud scenes, and heartfelt moments. Uncover themes of second chances, self-discovery, and the delicate dance between love and loathing. Perfect for those who crave clever banter, unexpected sparks, and a romance that keeps you hooked.
Genre: Romance
Jae is a control freak with an ego bigger than Manhattan and a smirk that makes me want to slap it off his absurdly handsome face.
Once my best friend, now my overbearing boss, Jae pushed me to the brink. So, I quit.
Or at least I tried to.
Jae, the devil in designer suits, digs up a contract clause that chains me to him for another six months. Just when I think things can’t get worse, he drops his latest bombshell: he wants me to be his fake fiancé.
Now, I’m stuck playing house with the man who tops my nemesis list.
Each staged kiss and faux embrace blurs the lines, making me question what’s real and what’s just part of the act.
And to make things even more confusing, Jae might be an arrogant boss at work, but as my fake fiancé, he’s turning into something else entirely. Something dangerously close to the man I once loved.
The End in Friends is a standalone frenemies-to-lovers fake engagement romantic comedy packed with electric tension, laugh-out-loud scenes, and heartfelt moments. Uncover themes of second chances, self-discovery, and the delicate dance between love and loathing. Perfect for those who crave clever banter, unexpected sparks, and a romance that keeps you hooked.
Genre: Romance
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