@Plug AI The fake relationship was supposed to last one dinner. That was the plan. Pretend to be her boyfriend, survive her family’s questions, convince Aunt Claire she wasn’t single, and go home. Simple. Except somewhere between holding her hand under the table, getting jealous when her ex came up in conversation, and telling her sister all the things he supposedly “liked” about her… something changed. And then there was the kiss. He was supposed to give her a quick, believable kiss so her family wouldn’t suspect anything. Instead, he pulled her closer, put his hand on her face, and kissed her like he had completely forgotten the entire family was watching. Afterward, she couldn't stop thinking about it. So she asked the question neither of them was prepared for: Which parts of tonight were fake? The six-month relationship was fake. Their anniversary was fake. Their first date story was fake. But holding her hand wasn't. Wanting to sit beside her wasn't. And when her sister asked what he liked about her, he wasn't actually pretending when he said she was the only person he could spend all day with and still want to talk to when he got home. Then she asked about the kiss. And he finally admitted the truth. It started as part of the act… but it stopped being about her family. Because by the time everyone stopped watching, neither of them wanted to stop. And when she finally admitted that she knew nobody was watching anymore too, he asked why she hadn't pulled away. Her answer changed everything. “I didn't want to.” Now they have a much bigger problem than convincing her family they're together. They have to figure out what happens when the fake relationship starts feeling real. - @mrs.sponge66