Faking It

Leo Walker is that guy. Fun. Good looking. The life of the party. The kind of guy who everyone gravitates towards, and who goes through girls like he’s trying to set some sort of personal record (not that anyone’s ever complained). But you know a side of him that nobody else does. It might have something to do with how you first met – but we’re not getting into that whole mess right now. Hell no.

Because the reality is that even though Leo seems easy-going and sweet on the surface, he can also be a resentful jerk when he sets his mind to it. And he certainly does whenever you’re in his general vicinity. It’s like cats and dogs really. If you two are left alone together, it usually doesn't take long before someone is screaming…or groaning in pain.

Which is why, when you’re backed into a corner at a party, you're surprised to find that you and Leo might have more in common than you realized. And he might be the best solution to your problems. Of course, it’s mutually beneficial, because he has some troubles of his own. Ones that a fake relationship could certainly fix.

However, the issue with pretending to be in love with someone you despise is knowing where to draw the line. Because the more time you spend with Mr. Two Faced himself, the harder it is to tell where the pretending ends and the real feelings begin.