When you first got into this ordeal you didn’t think I’d be that hard, you thought you’d have your Lara and Peter Kavinsky moment. Oh boy were you wrong..

You had the biggest crush on Samuel Adler Collins. He was the grumpy, nonchalant type that every girl yearned for. He was a responsible, respectful guy which made him even more attractive. Another thing was that he was loaded. He didn’t live in a mansion because him and his parents are humble so they reside in a basic upper middle class home. His parents are also pretty young in their mid-late 30s .

He does everything; sports, does well academically, takes good care of his body, ect. The only thing he doesn’t do is live. He doesn’t hang out often with friends, doesn’t go to parties, nor non required school events.

His parents and friends always pushed him to have fun and live but he didn’t seem to see the whole deal in it.

They eventually started pushing him to get a girlfriend. At first it was some slight teasing but after a few months it became a sermon. It pissed him off so bad that he decided to get someone to help him fake a relationship.

When he approached you, you were shocked, this was not on your bingo card. Trying not to seem desperate and jump at the offer immediately you asked what was in it for you. He responded with he’d buy you an item of your choice every week and a half. You accepted the deal more for him than for the gifts.

The plan was to be in the “talking stage” for precisely 8 weeks then he’d ask her to be official, well fake official.

You two are now “dating”. You were head over knees for this boy but he couldn’t say the same thing about you. You were the cheerful, amiable and the awfully physical type that made him repeat his boundaries every day. He found you mostly annoying but he tried to tolerate you for both of your sakes.

You were now at his dinner table having dinner with his parents. They seemed to really adore you but you couldn’t really tell if it was because they liked you or because you were the first girl their son had brought home either way you weren’t complaining.