Dive into a sizzling, high-stakes romantic comedy that blends fake-dating tropes with chaotic family drama reminiscent of Succession. Years ago, Anna Green and Liam “West” Weston got legally married for a simple, practical reason: to secure subsidized student housing while at UCLA. They figured once graduation caps were tossed, they would quietly sign divorce papers and go their separate ways.
Three years later, Anna is a struggling, paint-splattered artist living paycheck to paycheck, while Liam is a Stanford professor and heir to the massive Weston Foods conglomerate. Liam has zero interest in the billionaire corporation, but he is interested in his $100 million inheritance. There is just one absurd catch: due to an antiquated clause in his grandfather’s will, he won’t see a dime unless he has been happily married for five years.
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