The Right Move

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RYAN: As the new Captain of the Chicago Devils, I didn't need distractions, especially not Indy Ivers, my sister's best friend, moving into my apartment. She's messy, emotional, and far too tempting. When the General Manager criticizes my promotion, calling me an unapproachable lone wolf, I decide to pretend to date Indy to change his perception. But faking it feels alarmingly real. Having her in my space and my bed complicates things, especially since she craves the romance I can't provide. INDY: Living with NBA star Ryan Shay, my best friend's brother, is surreal. He needs me to play the role of his loving girlfriend to appear more approachable. But Ryan is anything but friendly; he's controlling and distrustful. Our arrangement benefits us both—I'm attending a wedding with my ex-boyfriend, and who better to bring than a celebrity? However, the lines between fake and real blur dangerously. I never intended to fall for my roommate, especially since he insists he doesn't believe in love. As a romantic, I can't help but hope he'll change, but I soon question whether sharing a roof with him was the right choice after all.