Fake Dating: The Reunion

About Fake Dating: The Reunion

She told her ex she was seeing someone. The only man who could prove her lie was the one she spent four years trying to beat.

Mira Vaisanen has everything she wanted: a prime-time anchor seat, national recognition, and the satisfaction of proving her college ex wrong. Walking into her ten-year reunion should be a victory lap. But when her smug ex calls her bluff about a fake boyfriend, the only familiar face in the room is Theo Hawthorne, her academic rival, now a tech billionaire worth $400 million. She grabs his elbow and makes him an offer: fake-date her through the weekend or she'll end him. He agrees, on his terms.

For seventy-two hours, they replay their college rivalry in every corner of the Ivy League campus. They spar in empty seminar rooms, claim each other in library stacks, and trade barbs at the president's gala with TechCrunch cameras watching. The line between competition and chemistry blurs with every kiss meant for an audience, every touch that feels too real to be pretend.

As the reunion winds down, they're left with a question that hung between them for a decade: was this rivalry always foreplay, and is three days enough to rewrite ten years of what-ifs?

Enemies to lovers. Fake dating. College reunion. Bittersweet tension.

A standalone explicit erotic romance with a bittersweet ending, no HEA, no promise; the reader closes the book with the question still open. 18+ for explicit content.

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