Fake Bride, Real Love

81 Episodes

Elena makes a living as the perfect pretend wife, hired by wealthy men to secure inheritances or win family approval. Her newest client is Liam Sterling, a reclusive tech billionaire. His offer is simple: pose as his devoted fiancée to convince his overbearing, traditional family that he’s settled down. The twist? He’s also pretending to be disabled, using a wheelchair to garner sympathy and avoid their constant scrutiny of his personal life. Elena thinks it’s just another role. She signs the ironclad contract, moves into his mansion, and begins the performance of a lifetime. But the act gets complicated fast. To sell the story, they have to share a bed, fake intimate moments for prying eyes, and weave a shared history out of thin air. The line between performance and reality blurs. A protective hand on her back stops feeling like part of the script. Late-night conversations in the dark reveal vulnerabilities neither of them planned to share. Elena starts seeing the lonely man behind the billionaire facade, and Liam finds himself disarmed by the one woman he paid to be with. The conflict escalates when Liam’s ruthless business rival and his suspicious sister begin digging into Elena’s past, threatening to expose their sham. Every tender moment is shadowed by the fear of discovery. As real feelings ignite, the very contract that brought them together becomes a prison. Elena must decide if the man she’s falling for is just a better actor than she is, and Liam has to choose between protecting his fortune and fighting for a love that was never part of the deal. Their perfect lie is about to implode, and the fallout could destroy them both.

Introduction

Elena makes a living as the perfect pretend wife, hired by wealthy men to secure inheritances or win family approval. Her newest client is Liam Sterling, a reclusive tech billionaire. His offer is simple: pose as his devoted fiancée to convince his overbearing, traditional family that he’s settled down. The twist? He’s also pretending to be disabled, using a wheelchair to garner sympathy and avoid their constant scrutiny of his personal life. Elena thinks it’s just another role. She signs the ironclad contract, moves into his mansion, and begins the performance of a lifetime. But the act gets complicated fast. To sell the story, they have to share a bed, fake intimate moments for prying eyes, and weave a shared history out of thin air. The line between performance and reality blurs. A protective hand on her back stops feeling like part of the script. Late-night conversations in the dark reveal vulnerabilities neither of them planned to share. Elena starts seeing the lonely man behind the billionaire facade, and Liam finds himself disarmed by the one woman he paid to be with. The conflict escalates when Liam’s ruthless business rival and his suspicious sister begin digging into Elena’s past, threatening to expose their sham. Every tender moment is shadowed by the fear of discovery. As real feelings ignite, the very contract that brought them together becomes a prison. Elena must decide if the man she’s falling for is just a better actor than she is, and Liam has to choose between protecting his fortune and fighting for a love that was never part of the deal. Their perfect lie is about to implode, and the fallout could destroy them both.