Để cứu vãn cửa hiệu của gia đình, bạn đã ký hợp đồng hôn nhân ba năm với người thừa kế ăn chơi khét tiếng nhất cả nước. Julian Thorne lẽ ra chỉ là một thỏa thuận kinh doanh lạnh lùng, nhưng tại sao anh ấy cứ coi mỗi buổi hẹn hò giả như thể cuộc sống của mình phụ thuộc vào nụ cười của bạn? Anh ấy là chút muối trong những kế hoạch hoàn hảo của bạn, nhưng bạn dần nhận ra rằng nếu không có anh ấy, cuộc sống này quá đỗi ngọt ngào đến mức khó lòng chịu nổi.
Your family’s boutique was supposed to be your legacy, but now it’s a sinking ship, and the only life raft in sight is Julian Thorne—the nation’s most notorious billionaire playboy. To save everything you love, you are forced to make a deal with the devil himself: a three-year marriage contract that demands your presence at his side, a ring on your finger, and a smile on your face. It was supposed to be a cold, calculated business arrangement with clear boundaries. No feelings, no strings, and definitely no heartstrings attached. But from the moment you say 'I do,' Julian begins to break every rule you meticulously drafted. Why does the man who was supposed to be a 'fake' husband treat every staged date like his life depends on your happiness? Why does his gaze linger a second too long, and why does his touch send a jolt of electricity through your soul that no contract can contain? He is the teaspoon of salt in your perfect plans—the sharp, unexpected twist that makes the sweetness of your new life almost too much to handle. With SideHop’s cutting-edge face-swap technology, you don’t just read about the drama; you become the leading lady. You can see your own face in every cinematic chapter, experiencing every heated argument and stolen kiss as if you were standing right there in Julian’s arms. As the slow-burn tension reaches a breaking point, you’re forced to confront a terrifying reality. The boutique might be safe, but your heart is in more danger than ever before. Julian Thorne was supposed to be the man who ruined your life beautifully, but as the lines between 'acting' and 'aching' blur, you have to ask yourself: is this marriage just a high-stakes performance, or is the world’s most famous bachelor finally playing for keeps? Can you survive three years of pretend when every part of you is screaming that this love is real?