Hayley: Leave it to me to ruin even a fake relationship! What happens when a super handsome and rich guy asks me to coffee? I think I’m the brunt of a prank my new co-workers are playing on me! Looking at Liam, I find myself turning into a pile of mush. My mouth and vocal cords refuse to work around him. Mr. Cocky seems surprised. He’s not used to having his advanced refused. How can I ever make it up to him? Apparently, by agreeing to pretend to be his fiancée at a wedding. There’s also a little thing I could give him called my innocence. I would only want to do that if our relationship was working for real. But now it’s so real that things are messily broken instead of perfectly fake. It would take a lot of work to fix it all. But both of us seem up for a challenge. Liam: I only need her for one night, but I want her for good. I don’t just need a wedding date; I also need to pretend I’m getting married. So when my lawyer sets me up with his new assistant, I’m in. I’m not the kind of guy who commits, so a one-night fiancée sounds perfect. And Hayley is perfect, too – perfectly gorgeous, curvy and feisty. But when I try to take her out to explain the plan, she freaks. How can I pretend to be happy with someone so negative? It seems we bring out the worst in each other. And yet, I can’t seem to stop wanting her to be my fake fiancée- and more. Hayley needs an attitude adjudgment and I’m just the guy to give it to her. But is she thinking the same thing about me?