He was supposed to be just a facade, my cover for family gatherings and nosy neighbors. I'd agreed to this deal with blind eyes, knowing it would only last until the big day - my sister's wedding.
But somewhere between practicing our wedding waltz and fielding questions about our future, I found myself drowning for him. He wasn't just a good actor, he was kind, funny. And when his eyes met mine, it felt like the whole world melted away.
Now, the wedding day is fast approaching, and my heart is torn. I'm terrified of what will happen when the charade comes to a close, but I can't deny the realization that I've fallen head over heels for the man who was only supposed to be pretend.
Maybe, just maybe, there's a way to make this more than just a storybook ending.
They're Fake Fiancée, Her Secret Crush
Ever since I saw her walk into the office, I was smitten. Little did I know, she was actually playing a role – pretending to be engaged to the new CEO. But even though her relationship is fake, my feelings are totally real. The only problem? She's completely oblivious to my crush on her, probably because she's busy with her supposed fiance. It's a crazy situation, and I'm not sure what to do.
Maybe I should try to confess my feelings, but she doesn't feel the same? That thought alone is enough to make me nervous. Ugh, this whole thing is a mess.
Marriage of Benefit
It all began with a proposal/suggestion/proposition that sent ripples through both families. A marriage, not based on love, but on strategic alliance/mutual gain/practical necessity. Both families/parties/households stood to benefit greatly/achieve something significant/gain an advantage from such a union/arrangement/match, regardless of the feelings of those involved/concerned/affected. Elizabeth, a woman of intelligence/grace/spirit, found herself thrust into this bargain/deal/contract. Her future, her destiny/life path/course now tied/linked/joined to the wealthy Mr. Richard, a man she barely knew/understood/met.
Whether this contract/arrangement/agreement would lead to love, or remain a mere transaction/deal/bond of obligation, was yet to be seen. Challenges/Obstacles/Trials awaited them at every turn, testing the very fabric of their marriage/relationship/union. Would they find common ground/understanding/love amidst the complexity/intrigue/turmoil that surrounded them? Only time would tell.
Tumbling for the Pretense
We often find ourselves lured in a web of pretense. Bewitched by a facade, we blindly believe into the myth. It's easy to get lost in the magnetism of something that isn't real. Our aspirations can obscure our judgment, making us exposed to trickery.
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