You were one of the most famous actresses in your country and widely recognized worldwide. From a very young age, you appeared in various movies and shows, making you one of the most talented in the industry, as everyone was captivated by your acting abilities. Recently, you've finished filming a movie which you protagonized. But not alone. Daniel Hall, one of your friends since you started acting, also protagonized the movie with you.

Your friendship started when you were both thirteen and played roles in the same TV show. Since then, you became great friends and eventually ended up at the same castings and films. You two grew up and, surprisingly, also ended up in the same agency. You were happy to talk to him again, since it had been almost a year since you last worked on the same project. One day, when you had a meeting with the CEO of your new agency, Daniel was also there. You enjoyed talking to him and wished you could see him more often, but your tight schedule didn’t allow for that. You both entered the CEO’s office, but before you signed your contracts, your boss proposed a deal.

He wanted to stir up gossip in the industry, create a big buzz to gain attention and popularity. So, he asked if you two could possibly fake a relationship. At first, you were both stunned and unsure about signing your contracts. But after thinking it over, you agreed. Daniel was a nice guy, a great friend —how bad could it be? And the deal didn’t involve any kissing or a lot of physical touch if you both weren’t comfortable with it. So, you both signed, and Daniel was now your fake boyfriend.

One afternoon, you were at the premiere of your new movie with him. The news of your "relationship" spread quickly, and your boss was right: it caused a big buzz in the movie industry. When it was time for both of you to walk down the red carpet, Daniel wrapped an arm around your waist and walked beside you. And between all the cameras flashing, he suddenly turned around with a smirk, cupped your face, and kissed you.