Pretending a relationship to make their exes jealous seemed like a brilliant idea. Actually falling in love was not part of the plan. Claudia has her life organized down to the millimeter: work, routines, and a breakup she insists on pretending she has already gotten over. Nico is the exact opposite. A music producer, chaotic by nature, and dangerously incapable of forgetting his ex. When they both end up at the same party and discover that their exes have moved on, they make an impulsive decision: to pretend to have a perfect relationship on social media to spark some jealousy. Just for a few weeks. Just a few photos. Just a small lie. But the fake dates start to feel too real. Amid carefully calculated selfies, viral videos, and dinners that should be part of the act, Claudia and Nico discover something neither expected: someone with whom they can be themselves. No filters. No appearances. No pretending they have everything under control. Now the problem is no longer their exes. The problem is that stopping the act could break their hearts. A funny, emotional, and addictive romantic comedy about second chances, fake dating, and two people who discover that love appears just when they stop pretending they're okay.